2002 Mitsubishi Montero Xls Sport Utility 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Burlington, Wisconsin, United States
Very nice 2002 Mitsubishi Montero XLS package with rear climate control and towing package. My family of 5 has used it for many long road trips, including to Yellowstone, NY/East Coast, and numerous times to the UP and Door County. It can be loaded with five people, all their luggage, five bikes, and a rocket box for luggage on top (Yakima rack, car rack, and rocket box not included). There is a removable/stowable third-row seat that can fit two kids, so you can carry seven people when necessary. The two second row seats fold down separately, creating a cavernous storage bed. Extremely durable. Even though it has great interior space, it's quite a bit narrower and more agile than full-size SUVs. It has 9.3" of ground clearance, 4WD, and locking center and rear differentials for towing. It handles deep snow easily; you will be able to drive when your neighbors' cars can't get out of the driveway. It has a newer set of Fuzion tires filled with Nitrogen installed in October 2013 (about $700) and new brakes as of March 2014. I have diligently maintained the Montero and invested over $1900 this year. I replaced front ballbearings in the past month. Clean Carfax with no accidents. Clean title. With only 178*** miles, this Montero has a lot of life left in it. Check out the reviews at Edmunds mitsubishi montero 2002 consumer-reviews Exterior Measurements
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