2003 Jeep Liberty Limited Sport Utility 4-door 3.7l on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
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(I'm regular individual, not a car salesman or a shady business) Selling this precious car just because I'm moving out of the country. If not, I would never do it. The inside and outside are in perfect condition, there is no need to change or repair anything on this car. No issues whatsoever I've never missed an oil change on this car and always with the best kind of oil. You can check the CarFax if you like. Thanks to the care I've given to it, it gets up to 21mpg or more on regular gas (it reaches more if you put premium). Perfect title. Brand new alternator. The speakers and radio were changed for the original parts less than a year ago Battery was changed less than 2 years ago (5 year warranty). Leather Seats Model: Liberty Limited Color: Black Year: 2003 Miles: 194.574 I know its a lot of miles, but its also a Jeep and one of the great things about these cars is that they last forever if you take care of it, like I've done. Brand new November tags! We can meet up and drive it |
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