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You're looking at a beautiful dark blue 2002 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. It has low miles, with right at 10,000 miles per year. It is garage kept, and has ZERO smoke smell! It has been well maintained, regular oil changes, and fluid checks. It does not leak ANYTHING. In the past three years, we have replaced the power steering pump, the water pump, brakes and rotors, spark plugs and wires, and have had zero issues otherwise. Runs, drives, and looks great. All of the tires are in good shape. Two of the tires have less than 3000 miles on them, and two of them are probably at about 50%. The interior is clean with no smells, or visible stains. No cracks in the dash, no tears in the seats.

There is a "Service Vehicle Soon" light on. It is NOT a check engine light. It will pass emissions test. I took it to the dealership, and had it diagnosed. They told me that there was a bad "ambient light sensor", and a bad "passlock sensor". I replaced the $15 ambient light sensor (which is the sensor that turns the headlights on at night automatically) so that one is taken care of. The passlock sensor is easy to replace, but GM told me that they consistently have issues with them, and that it may be beneficial to bypass it. The passlock is a security feature that will disable the car when the alarm is going off, but this model is not equipped with an alarm, so it is pointless to have a passlock sensor!! I don't get these car manufacturers sometimes! Anyway, long story short, I decided to let the next owner decide if they wanted to bypass or get a new passlock sensor. Either way would be around $200 at a local mechanic shop. If you're mechanically inclined, you can bypass it yourself in a couple hours. Just search online for a tutorial. Or you can replace it. The part on partsgeek.com is $83, and it is as easy as changing an ignition switch as it is part of the ignition switch.

Again, there is absolutely NOTHING wrong with the way this car runs or drives. The only reason why we are selling this car is because we need something larger. You will be hard pressed to find another one in this good of shape at this age. I hope you like it as much as my wife and I have. I am confident that you will be happy with it.

Payment: $1000 Pay Pal deposit within 48 hours. Final payment due IN PERSON/IN CASH within 7 days. If you need it delivered, ask us. We might be able to get it to you cheaper that you can have it shipped by a shipping company.

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Fri, Jul 29 2016

A high-speed chase through Fort Worth, Texas ended in dramatic fashion earlier this month when FWPD pulled armed burglary suspects from the burning wreckage of their escape vehicle. According to NBC DFW, Fort Worth police were dispatched to Avington Way on the evening of July 16 to investigate reports of a burglary. The burglary victim told police he had arrived home to find three individuals hauling his property out of his house. When he approached them, one of the suspects pointed a handgun at him and told him to stay back. Then all three suspects climbed into a silver Dodge Avenger and sped away. FWPD officers spotted the Avenger a short time later on Sycamore School Road and, after the car refused to pull over, the chase was on. Police chased the burglary suspects through the city at speeds approaching 100 mph until the Avenger blew a red light and was t-boned by an oncoming pickup at the intersection of California Parkway and James Avenue. As the pursuing officers closed in on the disabled car, it suddenly caught fire. One suspect bailed out and ran for it, but the remaining two were trapped inside with the flames quickly mounting. Despite the spreading fire and the threat of armed suspects in the vehicle, police officers rushed to pull the men from the wreck. The driver was removed easily, but the passenger was unconscious and trapped behind a crushed passenger door. The scene was caught on the officers' body cameras as they pried the door open with their bare hands. Eventually the officers got the semi-conscious man out of the passenger seat just as the car was completely engulfed in flames. "It was pretty dramatic. We recruit people that can think on the fly, think quickly, and perform under pressure," FWPD Sergeant Marc Povero told WFAA. All three suspects are facing charges for burglary, and the driver was charged with evading arrest. News Source: WFAA, NBC DFW Auto News Chevrolet Dodge Driving Safety Truck Police/Emergency Sedan fire car fire burglary

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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has issued a recall notice for a small number of General Motors fullsize vans due to possible rollaway concerns. On certain 2013 Chevrolet Express and 2013 GMC Savana models, it is possible to remove the key from the ignition without the shifter being in park.
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