2005 - Chrysler 300 Series on 2040-cars
Delray Beach, Florida, United States
For sale is my wifes Chrysler 300C Hemi. It is loaded with options including all wheel drive, leather interior, power moonroof, and navigation. It is a low miles car (54,500), and has a clean Car-Fax. She purchased it 2 years ago, along with a 100,000 mile warranty, and used it to commute to work. She has recently retired, and must sell it due to health reasons. The paint and body look like new, and the interior has no rips, tears, or wear on the leather. In addition to the above mentioned options, it has power seats with drivers memory, power mirrors, tilt and telescopic steering, driving lights, traction control, cruise control, back-up sensors, power adjustable brake and gas pedals, and an AM FM CD stereo. The warranty is transferable for $100 and is a complete one, even covering the All Wheel Drive components. It has about 3 years left on it and about 80,000 miles. The 100,000 mile warranty was from the mileage when she purchased it, which was in the 40's. The warranty goes to 140,000 plus miles. I will assist in setting up shipping anywhere in the USA or outside the country if needed by the purchaser. Good luck on bidding on this nice car.
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