2001 Chrysler Concorde Lxi Sedan 4-door 3.2l **clean** on 2040-cars
United States
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Up for Auction, this clean, well maintained 2001 Chrysler Concorde lxi. I purchased the car used in 2005. This car was often driven by a single driver, therefore the interior is in great condition. This car is equipped with all of the available options offered in 2001. The driver side seat is starting to show some normal wear (see photo), but no rips, tears, etc. The exterior of the car is showing average/normal wear, i.e. few rock chips on hood (see photo), and typical grocery cart dings here and there, but nothing that needs visual repair. Paint is original, so it shows signs of minor oxidation. Tires have about 50% tread life remaining. Front ceramic brakes and rotors are within 6 months old. Mechanically the car is sound now!
**Honest disclaimer, please read!** At 158,000 miles, the timing belt broke which is a bad deal on these 3.2L motors. Instead of trying to repair all of the parts and pieces, I purchased another used ( but running) complete power train (engine and transmission) to install. Before installing the newer power train, I replaced the timing belt and water pump, belts & hoses to extend the life of the newer power train that only has 100,000 miles on it.*** This car runs great and has a comfortable drive. It is still a daily commuter car with plenty of life left! Good luck bidding on this very clean, dependable Inferno Red Concorde lxi! Thanks for looking! |
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