2003 Chevrolet Cavalier, 50,900 Miles, Well Maintained, Great Condition. on 2040-cars
Darien, Illinois, United States
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2003 Chevy Cavalier LS Sport, 2.2 Twin Cam DOHC 4 cyl., automatic transmission, power sun roof, ice cold a/c, power locks and windows, power mirrors, AM/FM CD, map lights, sport suspension, 4 wheel anti lock brakes, battery run down protection, remote keyless entry with theft security alarm, daytime running lamps, fog lamps, rear spoiler, tilt steering, rear defogger, sport interior, traction assist. The car also has a remote start system. Exterior color is Victory Red and interior is Graphite. MPG is 24 city and 33 highway. We have all maintenance records since new. Have original window sticker. It has a new battery, wiper blades, and headlights. New struts installed 6000 miles ago. Tires have 12,000 miles on them. This has been a well maintained vehicle with oil changes every 3000, the brake fluid has been flushed, fuel filter changed, fuel system/injectors cleaned, front end alignment etc. Very low mile vehicle that has been well maintained. Under carriage is very clean. Very solid and quiet. Doubt you can find any car with only 50,000 miles on it for under $12,000. This car should have at least 125,000 or more miles to go. The car has some very minor blemishes here and there but nothing that jumps out at you. Looks as good in person as it does in the pictures!
On Aug-25-14 at 07:46:25 PDT, seller added the following information: Have had several questions. The title is free and clear, no liens like vehicle report says. Reason we are selling is this car was a high school graduation gift for our son. He immediately went into the Navy and is stationed in Japan for the next 3 years. He wants us to sell and bank the money for him when he needs a car. Blemishes: you can see one on the driver front fender by the headlight. There are some minor scratches here and there and couple real small dings that are more like small impressions with no sharp angles to them. You can hardly see them and you really need to be at the right angle to see them, there is a little bit of the clearcoat coming off by the trunk lid. About a 1/2" wide strip. With that said, the car is 11 years old but is very nice looking and above average, I cannot imagine you will be disappointed. |
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Scroll down for the official NHTSA statement.
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