2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyderr Gt Convertible 2-door 3.0l *78k* on 2040-cars
Clearwater, Florida, United States
I'm selling my 2003 Eclipse GT Convertible because I lost my license last week =(
It's in great mechanical condition, everything functions as it should and its very reliable giving me no issues except routine tune ups , brakes , and oil changes since I bought it with 33k miles in July 2007. The engine is flawless, with a recent tune-up done in February (Plugs,Wires,Distributor,Coolant System Flush, Tire Rotation) It starts up smoothly every time with no hesitations, doesn't LEAK ANYTHING, has plenty of power, and ONLY has 78,540 miles on the car!! The transmission is automatic , shifts quietly and smoothly every time with no funny noises or anything unsual. The transmission hasn't been flushed because the owners manual calls for this to be done at 80,000 miles so I recommend you follow the book as I have since it was still relatively new and it has been so good to me. The car has tons of power options including the CONVERTIBLE TOP that function perfectly as they should and have never been an issue. The A/C is ICE COLD with no leaks or issues There are no check engine or any kind of lights on , never had an issue with this car's mechanical fortitude. There are NO big scratches or dents but the body is close to 12 years old and has rock chips and small dings in a variety of places, they can't be seen in photos and are minor, you can see them when you are right next to the car staring directly at them. Any car of this age is the same. The paint is faded, mostly on the hood, roof, and trunk from sitting in the blistering sun. A fresh coat of paint would make this car new. The interior is nice, Grey LEATHER, but isn't mint. The seats are all 9 out of 10 except driver , it is worn with damaged leather from getting in and out after sitting in the sun for so many years. The dash is in tact, no cracks and looks nice with some armor all. The carpets are a little dirty but a detail would fix that right up. NON SMOKER CAR The tires are very nice, warranty included for another 2 years, I bought them in august of last year (They are about 85%) They are brand name , so will last for 50,000 more miles. Convertible top looks very nice with no tears or holes, its clean and operates exactly as it should. Only known issue is the driver window doesn't go down all the way GREAT sound system with CD and alpine speakers, it sounds really good! Glass is all in great shape CLEAN CARFAX NO ACCIDENTS!!!!!!! Blue book says its worth $5900 in "good" condition, I have it listed far below because it needs some paint and a new seat to be perfect but if you got those, it would be in "very good" which is worth even more. would be interested in any trades involving property or gift cards but need some cash out of the car to pay my fine to get my license back. Car is located in CLEARWATER BEACH call me or text (614) 483 2750 --- |
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