2005 Dodge Neon Sxt / 2.0l 4 Door In Good Condition, Cold A/c, Drive Smooth. on 2040-cars
Pearland, Texas, United States
Hi everyone, up to 4 Sale is the Dodge Neon SXT 4 doors Sedan. I'm selling this car for my friend F-1 Visa student, after finished school he have to go back to his country. Title are Clear Blue Texas Title in hand, ready to assignment to someone else. The vehicle run strong, I drove from Dallas where my friend live and back to Houston with no problem. Car drove smooth, great alignment, cold A/C. This car is great Ideal for newly driver, cheap maintain, good on gas mileage. There are some normal wear of the car age, some scratch, dent, ding, chips, missing mirror cover adjustment, but four bottom are still working fine to adjust. Missing center defrost windshield cover. On the top paint, there are some clear coat faded, but not chip. Everything else about the car are in good condition. Kenwood CD Player with IPod connector, good sound system, Chrome Rims, four new tires, etc...... Sold As Is, No Warranty.
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