1995 Chrysler Concorde-every Option Except Sunroof on 2040-cars
Salem, Virginia, United States
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Up for auction 1995 Chrysler Concorde. Family friend purchased new from dealer in October 1994. Friend gave us the car in May 2001 due to the transmission went out. My family repaired the transmission and I drove it until June 2008 when I gave it to my brother. He drove the car until October 2013 when he gave it back to me. We both used the car to commute to work. I have two cars now and no longer need this one. Here is the good: Averaged 23 mpg during commuting. Radiator, A/C compressor have been replaced within the last 3 years All power windows, mirrors and door locks work. No tears in the leather seats Have both keyless entry remotes Has the Infinity sound package No major dents in the body, paint in very good shape Premium wheels Here is the NOT so good: Engine has been overheating. Not sure what the cause is. Therefore the car would need to be towed to avoid any issues. A/C will need to be recharged Radio doesn't work Driver power seat isn't working. Passenger side works fine Hood has small dents in front edge due to family friend wasn't paying attention while stopped at a light and rolled under a truck. It's still a decent car and I don't want to junk it. However, car is sold as is. It would be a great buy for a mechanic who has the ability to repair the car. Payment in the form of cash, U.S. Postal money ordered (must come from post office) or certified cashier's check from local bank will be accepted. Once auction is over, I will make arrangements with purchaser on picking up the car. Please email me with any questions or request for additional information. Thanks for looking Please email me with any questions and I will try my best to answer. Thanks for looking. |
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