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Year:2007
Mileage:107916
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2007 Jeep Commander Overland 4WD; 106,780 Miles Very clean, original owner, always garaged, beautiful steel blue Overland model has all options including Hemi engine and 4 X 4. Has rear seat skylights instead of video player. Dual AC, power pedals, nav screen. The Overland offers all of the luxuries of the Limited trim, plus a standard power-liftgate, chrome wheels, interior accents in leather and wood, two-tone leather upholstery with suede panels, a full set of Berber floor mats, platinum accents inside and out, and of course Overland badging. There's also an upgrade from the ParkSense rear-park assist to the ParkView system, which uses a camera and display rather than simply audiovisual alerts and works in conjunction with the DVD-based navigation system (also standard). The Bluetooth-compatible UConnect hands-free communications system is included as well. Never wrecked, only damage is small right front bumper ding shown in photo. Tires still have tread, but needs tires. |
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