2005 Chrysler 300 Touring on 2040-cars
Lenox, Massachusetts, United States
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I traded my BMW 745i (Problematic car) in for this Chrysler 300 to escape some repairs, it isn't exactly what I wanted but it was a nice car. I purchased the car from Bertera Chrysler in West Springfield, MA. It runs great, drives smooth, it's a real nice car, great condition. This car is pretty much an SRT8 300 WITHOUT the V8 Engine. It has a full SRT Body Kit on it, SRT Wheels, SRT Brembo Brake Package, SRT Exhaust, Leather/Suede SRT Seats, and SRT Pedals. It also has factory Navigation w/ 6Disc MP3 CD, Moonroof, Rear DVD Player w/ Headphones. It is the Touring model so it comes with the High Output V6 which is a great mix of power and good gas mileage. Can't really think of anything else. Clean title, 71,xxx miles but I am driving it. I go to school in Amherst, MA and that is where the car is, but I can drive it back to my house in Lenox, MA if that is easer.
Message me for any questions.
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