2007 Chevy Impala Lt, Black, Good Condition, High Miles But Used Daily on 2040-cars
Monterey, Indiana, United States
2007 Chevy Impala LT 4 Door Sedan. Would categorize as good to fair condition. 310,000 miles. Used every day for work approximately 100 to 150 miles a day. Body in good shape. Newer tires with decent tread. Brakes replaced front and back. A few small dings and scratches. 3.5 Liter V6 with Flex Fuel capability. Does not use oil but a slight drip around the drain plug leaving a few drips a day. Interior good with normal wear. While it is being sold as-is, it has been a very reliable every day car. This would probably be a good second car or good for a teenager's first car. The check engine light stays on but has been that way for over 200,000 miles. I took it in and service department thought it was catalytic converter but I've never replaced and it's never caused an issue. Windshield washer does not work. No cracks or chips in glass. Trying to be clear that this is NOT necessarily a cream puff but has been well taken care of. The reality is that it is in darn good shape for 310,000 miles. Air, PW, PL, CC, PS, TW, AM/FM/CD, PWR Driver Seat, Alloy wheels. Book value: $3,967 retail; $2,912 trade-in. |
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