2008 Chrysler Sebring Convertible on 2040-cars
Leesburg, Georgia, United States
Up for auction is our 2008 Chrysler Sebring convertible. Since my husband has passed away we have too many vehicles. This is a daily driver. There is paint missing on the front passenger bumper side where someone rubbed our in the dorm parking lot, other wise the car is in great shape. Windows are tinted. New tires, new starter, brakes recently done,2.4L
four-cylinder ? ABS Brakes ? Air Conditioning ? AM/FM Radio ? Anti-Brake System
? CD Changer ? 6 disc CD Player ? Cruise
Control ? Driver Multi-Adjustable Power Seat ? Front Air Dam ? Front Brake
Type: Disc ? Cloth Seats ? Fuel
Economy-city: 20 miles/gallon ? Fuel Economy-highway: 29 miles/gallon ? Glass
Rear Window on Convertible; ? Interval Wipers ? Keyless Entry ? Power
Adjustable Exterior Mirror ? Power Door Locks ? Power Windows ? Rear Window
Defogger ? Power Convertible top ? Standard Seating: 4 ? MP3 CAPABILITY ? Tank:
16.90 gallon ? Tilt Steering ? Tire
Pressure Monitor ? Trunk Anti-Trap
Device ? Vehicle Anti-Theft. In good
condition. selling as is no warranty. I also reserve the right to end this auction early due to the fact we have it for sale locally as well.
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