2009 Chrysler 300 Lx Sedan "santa Fe Edition" Cream/off White on 2040-cars
Cape Coral, Florida, United States
FOR SALE BY ORIGINAL OWNER - PURCHASED 2009
STILL MAKING PAYMENTS TO STATE EMPLOYEE CREDIT UNION IN NEW MEXICO BUT NOW LIVING IN FLORIDA. HUSBAND LOST JOB LAST WEEK - CAN'T KEEP. (Little) DINGS IN REAR BUMPER FROM BACKING INTO ROCK WALLS - NO ACCIDENTS IN HISTORY THIS CAR HAS A VERY SMOOTH RIDE, A/C AND CD/RADIO SYSTEM WORK WELL Good tires, brakes Has had regular oil changes, service when needed, tires, etc. Lithia in Santa Fe, NM can confirm 86,000+ mileage - see photo for odometer close up Kelley BB value for 71,000 mileage starts at 11,900... KBB rates this car 8/10 overall!!!! Everything works! Electric/power seat adjust on driver's side only |
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Called the FB-ONE, it's based on the Crossfire, which itself was based on the same R170 chassis as the first-generation Mercedes-Benz SLK. It packs the same 3.2-liter V6 as well, which FB claims to have tuned farther than anything Daimler-Chrysler ever managed with the same engine. Whereas the SLK32 AMG packed 354 horsepower and the Crossfire SRT-6 offered 330, the FB-One packs a nice, round 400 hp, which ought to be good for a 0-60 time of little over four seconds.
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