2004 Chrysler Crossfire Coupe 2-door 3.2l Only 67k Miles on 2040-cars
Litchfield, Illinois, United States
2004 CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE with only 67843 miles!!! Beautiful 2 door coupe V6 with auto transmission and HEATED LEATHER seats. Slapstick shifter, A/C, electric spoiler, AM/FM CD player. Power windows and locks. Traction and cruise control. Aluminum alloy wheels. Awesome car, a lot of fun to drive. Driver seat is slightly worn on edge.(shown in picture). Cover is off of storage area on center console, not the main storage console just the small one in the middle. I have the cover. Is shown in pictures. Bas/Esp light is on. It is brake assist sensor and electronic steering position sensor combo light. I don't know the cause of the light but want to point out all flaws. Does not affect driving of the car. It runs perfectly, drives perfectly, does not pull when driving or braking. very nice car with low reserve and low miles for the year. Paint and exterior are in great shape. Tires are 40-50%. I am a small car dealer, Illinois buyers will be subject to tax title and license. stock #C020714. The car is for sale locally and we reserve the right to end auction early. Buyer is responsible for shipping or pick up.
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