No Reserve Absolutely Beautiful 2007 Supercharged Cobalt Ss on 2040-cars
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Up for sale to the highest bidder is a 2007 Beautiful Blue metallic Cobalt SS Supercharged . There are only 55,000 miles on this car. Exterior is in great shape with very minimal signs of wear. There are several small rock chips on the very front of the hood also 2 small scratches above passenger door. Otherwise this car is mint. This car has a rare combination of looks, performance, dependability, and gas mileage. Car averages around 27 mpg around town 32 highways.Car has the drivers pillar mounted boost gauge I tried to take a couple night pictures of the dash but no luck. I forgot to take a photo of the pillar gauge.. Air conditioning blows ice cold. Rims are in perfect condition with no curb rash. Feel free to ask any questions. Thanks for looking.
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