2008 Chevrolet Hhr Ls Panel Wagon 2-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
Pensacola, Florida, United States
2008 Chevy HHR Panel . LS Model . With 142000 well kept miles . Body exterior near perfect with no damage , It only has a few very light scratches . The interior is near perfect with no stains or wear noted other than normal wear. Upholstery still nice and clean . Everything works as is supposed to. Gets great gas mileage. Average 22 in town to 29 to 30 on the road. It has a fresh oil and filter change and new air intake filter. Also it has a new set of tires. It is use as a daily driver as my family car but also can be used as a great little delivery or service car . Has plenty of storage in the floors . Air is cold and heat is hot . This is a great little car. |
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