2005 Dodge Magnum Sxt With Rare Awd Custom Paint Low Reserve on 2040-cars
Kendallville, Indiana, United States
2005 Dodge Magnum SXT AWD. This is one clean Magnum with the RARE AWD. If you plan on driving in the snow the All Wheel Drive option is a must have on the Magnum.
One owner car that has been well maintained and runs and drives great. Non-Smoker. This is a reliable car that you could expect to go for years to come. I have always done the full maintenance with Synthetic oil (Moble 1) since new. Has normal wear and is a real head turner with its custom touches. This is NOT a show car. It has a few blemishes here and there on the outside (see Pic.). ABS Brakes AM/FM Air Conditioning Alloy Wheels 6 Disc CD Changer V6 3.5L Automatic Transmission Cruise Control Key-less Entry Intermittent Wipers Cloth Interior Surface Tinted Windows Leather Shifter Power Steering Power Door Locks Power Windows Rear Defogger 192k Miles Non-Smoker Traction Control Tilt Steering All Wheel Drive Custom Two Tone Paint Custom Hood Custom Billet Grill Please feel free to contact me with any questions prior to bidding. I encourage you to PLEASE come see this car in person before you bid. If you are unable to view the car in person I will be happy to make the car available to a mechanic to inspect the car and do a report on it for you. This is always a good idea when buying a high dollar item on-line. |
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As for the XTS, CR lauded the car for its luxurious cabin, but the vehicle's experience was dulled by its finicky CUE infotainment interface. Overall, the big Cadillac scored much higher than its cross-town rival from Lincoln. While testers found the American luxury sedan to offer a quiet ride and quality fit and finish, they felt the MKS delivered a "cramped driving position, ungainly handling, uncomposed ride, and limited visibility." Ouch. At the end of the day, both cars fell short of rivals from Japan, Germany and Korea. Check out the full press release below with more details, along with CR's musings on the Chevrolet Spark and Lexus ES.
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