2013 Chevy Tahoe Hybrid 4x4 W/ Extended Warranty For 6 Years Or 125,000 Miles on 2040-cars
Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, United States
$62,000 sticker price when bought brand new, one owner, non-smoker
2013 Chevy Tahoe Hybrid 4x4 - White exterior with beige interior Fully loaded, vehicle has every option available:
I bought a fully transferable extended warranty from dealer at time of purchase, BUMPER to BUMPER 6 years or 125,000 miles coverage w/ $100 deductible. $75.00 fee to transfer extended warranty, to be paid by buyer directly to warranty company. Vehicle has loan with bank, I will pay off once buyer agrees to buy the vehicle. Interior and exterior is in like new condition. Vehicle has accident on Carfax, but it was a minor accident that only required the rear bumper skin to be replaced, no body or other damage. I have receipt from auto body shop, they used all GM parts. Accident occured in a parking lot, so low speed fender bender. |
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