2000 Dodge Neon High Line Low Miles 56k!! Sunroof Drives Like New No Reserve!!! on 2040-cars
White Plains, New York, United States
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Up for auction today is a 2000 Dodge Neon HIGHLINE!!.
This car is ready to drive, no problems, no warning lights, no smoking,
no leaking oil, no noises. The Engine runs smooth and quietly, the
transmission shifts smoothly as it should. The Air conditioning/heat work well and All power options work as they should . Cosmetically you have you have many scuff/scratches, missing paint on the bumpers and dents throughout.Dents on both rear doors, damage on passanger side fender and broken right headlight. I can have any of the repairs done at a discounted price, please inquire if interested. The interior in very clean, no rips or tears. We have a clean clear title in hand and ready for transfer. All questions are welcome.. All inspection welcome by appointment. Comes fully equipped with a CD player Cold air conditioning POWER SUNROOF!! $250
deposit due within 24 hours of auction end. If deposit is not made
within 24 hours I will offer vehicle for sale to the next bidder.....
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