1995 Dodge Stealth - No Reserve on 2040-cars
Westfield, Massachusetts, United States
1995 Dodge Stealth - NO RESERVE 103,000 miles 5-speed Your chance to steal an absolute rocket! Fast, fun, and ready to go
You'd be hard pressed to find a Stealth in this condition. Very well maintained and unmolested. Lightly driven, with low miles for the year Exterior is in good condition. White paint, chrome alloys, and colored badging really make this car pops. If your looking for a car that stands out in a crowd, this is the one. Paint shows some wear, as to be expected with year and miles, is in overall good condition. Shines right up. Interior is in good to above average condition. No rips in seats or dash. Back seats have some stains. Front seats are in great condition. Drive train is solid. Strong engine connected to a 5-speed transmission. Good clutch feel. Great highway gas mileage for such a sporty car This car was ahead of its time when it was introduced and the high performance 3000 V6 still competes with anything on the road today. This is your chance to own a great sports car for summer at an ultra-low price. Feel free to call with any questions Happy bidding
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