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Richmond, Virginia, United States
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I have an automatic 1998 Chrysler Concorde LXi for sale with only 123K
miles. VERY CLEAN, freshly detailed. This is a very cushy, spacious
sedan which would be good for a daily driver and for long trips. The
leather seats are quite comfortable, and the heat and A/C work very
well. Good sound system as well. Tons of trunk space. And even though
it's large, it moves pretty quick with the 220 HP 3.2L V6!
I bought this car for my girlfriend and she drove it occasionally for about two years. Now she wants something a little newer and prettier. This car was great for her at that time in her life, but now we want her baby to have a great new home. Specs: Standard Features Bucket Seats Center Console Garage Door Opener Keyless Entry System Lighted Entry System Overhead Console Power Brakes Rear Window Defroster 16 Inch Wheels 3.2L V6 SOHC 24V FI Engine Regular Unleaded Fuel Required 4-Speed Automatic Transmission Tachometer Trip Computer Traction Control 4-Wheel ABS Driver and Passenger Front Airbags Anti-Theft Alarm System Leather Seating Power Driver's Seat Power Front Passenger Seat Cruise Control Power Steering Remote Trunk Release Tilt Steering Wheel Leather Shift Knob Trim Leather Steering Wheel Trim Air Conditioning Automatic Climate Control Intermittent Windshield Wipers Power Windows Power Door Locks Auto-Dim Rear View Mirror Power Exterior Mirrors AM/FM/CD Audio System AM/FM/Cassette/CD Audio System Specifications Exterior Width: 74.7 in. Height: 55.9 in. Length: 209.1 in. Ground clearance: 5.1 in. Curb weight: 3531 lbs. Wheel base: 113.0 in. Interior Rear hip Room: 56.8 in. Rear head room: 37.2 in. Rear leg room: 41.6 in. Rear shoulder room: 58.4 in. Performance Base engine type: gas Horsepower: 220 hp @ 6600 rpm Torque: 222 ft-lbs. @ 4000 rpm Turning circle: 37.6 ft. Fuel Fuel type: gas Fuel type: regular unleaded Fuel tank capacity: 17.0 gal. KW: Chrysler, Condorde, Lxi, Lx, Sedan, low mileage, low miles, power, torque, fast, quick, big, large, roomy, spacious, clean, good condition, safe, safety, car, automobile, vehicle, american, u.s.a, u.s, us, general motors, gm, automatic, auto |
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