2006 Pt Cruiser (bought In 2007) on 2040-cars
Londonderry, New Hampshire, United States
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Newest body style PT Cruiser, Manual 5 spped (lots of fun to drive, much better than the automatics!) with just under 138,000 miles at the time of listing. I still use it a couple days a week just so it doesn't sit. I am the only owner, bought it new in January 2007 from Bonneville in Manchester NH. They have done all of the service on the car so I have all service records - no service required other than routine oil changes and inspection stuff. As seen in the pictures the car has never been in any fender benders so it is in great shape. The interior needs a good cleaning. When I bought it I had the dealer add in factory fog lights which included changing the headlight switches, I still have the old ones and they will go with the car. Last year I added a small trailer hitch to make it easier to put on a bike rack or small trailer to tow small boards or other things that didn't easily fit in the car with my son. My wife and I own it outright so no need to mess with getting the title, I have it. We got a new car, that is the reason we are selling this one. |
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