2014 Chevrolet Equinox Ls on 2040-cars
Otter, Montana, United States
Just email me at: josefjllindell@lifefriend.com .
Up for sale is a light blue 2014 Chevy Equinox LS. AWD! Low miles! 2.4 Liter, 4 cylinder.
-Oil life monitoring system
-Anti lock brake system
-Stability control system w/traction control
-Tire pressure monitor
-Passenger Airbag sensing system
-Front driver and front passenger side impact airbags
-Airbags- Side head curtain rollover protection, all rows
-rear child seat anchors
-Remote keyless entry
-Theft deterrent system, content theft alarm
-Dual power mirrors with blind spot mirrors
- 17" aluminum wheels
- Power seats with power lumbar adjuster and seat adjuster
- Multi-flex sliding rear seat with 60/40 split seat back & 3 position recline!!!
Tiny dent next to tail light and tiny spot on roof as you can see in pictures.
GREAT CONDITION!!
GREAT TIRES!!
Will not deliver! WILL NOT SHIP. Local pickup only!! Please feel free to contact with any question and best offers.
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