2009 Chevrolet Impala Ltz on 2040-cars
Macon, Georgia, United States
2009 CHEVROLET IMPALA LTZ
Have decided to sell my Impala that I have owned for the last 2.5 years. Has been a great, reliable car for me and it will for the next owner for many years to come. Southern car from new, original owner was from Alabama. Beautiful color combo - White exterior with light gray leather interior and wood grain trim on the dash. Has the larger of the 2 Impala engines of the year - the 3.9 Liter V-6 with automatic. It currently has 78,835 miles and is currently parked locally at a "by owner" car lot so mileage will not change much if any at all. Excellent condition throughout and very well maintained to factory specs. Previous owner took great care of the car and so have I. Synthetic oil always used for changes and I have a file with many service history receipts to back that up. No stories, no issues, no smells and no leaks. Only some very minor and small touched up rocks chips on the front and one small (and I mean small) ding on the passenger side C-pillar. Interior is extremely clean and leather has been treated with a conditioner regularly. Has spare tire (don't think ever been used) with tools and jack. Also has all original owners manuals, 2 key fobs, and 2 remotes. Has heavy duty rubber mats on top of the factory carpet mats. Trunk is huge(!) with cargo net, also rear seats fold down if you need to haul longer items. Loaded with all options except sunroof (full power, leather, CD, steering wheel mounted controls, bluetooth, heated seats, cruise, CD, XM satellite radio and just renewed subscription through April 2015(!), On-Star capable but not connected, Bose stereo, fog lights, remote start, leather wrapped steering wheel, spoiler, factory dual exhaust, etc. LTZ option also gives you the nicer 18" factory alloy wheels and sportier suspension. Very nice to drive, definitely not a sports car but feels solid and hunkered down on the road. Also super comfortable on the highway, goes straight with no rattles or vibrations. I usually get around 22-23 MPG around town and 27-28 MPG on the highway. It is possible to get 30 if you take it easy. Also just replaced factory Goodyear GSA's with a brand net set of Yokohama Avid Ascend tires approx. 2k miles ago. Car just serviced and fully detailed with a hand wax and carpet shampoo so it's ready to hit the road (only thing not done was a detailing of the engine compartment). Clean Carfax with no issues or accidents. I also have clear title in hand with no liens. Local inspections and test drives welcome for serious bidders. Would recommend seeing this car in person I don't think you would be disappointed. Please don't hesitate to ask any questions and thanks for looking. Please make sure you have funds available (or bank loan approved) before bidding! Car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction early if necessary. I will not disclose my reserve but it is very reasonable. Good luck! |
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