2007 Chevy Cobalt Ls Coupe Auto 1 Owner 97k Miles Remote Start No Reserve on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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This is a Very Clean only 1 owner Cobalt LS I am selling for my sister, she is the orginal owner. She is buying a new car and needs the cash for her new car. I have a pile of records from all the work and maintenance done on the vehicle. It has been well maintained.
Exterior. This is a Blue Couple LS Model with Tinted Windows, 15" Wheels. It does have its knicks and Scratches got a car of this age but over all it is about a 7-8 out of 10. Engine, it is the 4 cylinder with 97K Miles on it, it has had all its work recorded and receipts kept from day one which I can show you but they are staying with her. It runs like a Champ and would jump in this car and drive it anywhere around the country right now. I would rate it a serious 10 out of 10. Interior is a LS Model, it does not have Power Door Locks or Power Windows, it has AC, CD Player and Remote Start with a Alarm. I would rate the interior out a 8 out of 10. This car has been kept very nice inside and out. It would make a great city or college car for anyone on a budget. The only issue this car has is the Front Speakers randomly work. I dont know what the issue is but im trying to be as honest as possible. You can see that I just sold my silverado and got positive feedback and that as a 15K Truck. The buyer must make a 300 deposit within 1 hour of the ending auction and pay in full with cash in hand with in 48 hours of the end of the auction unless otherwise arranged. I myself own a shipping company and you are more then welcome to ask to help get it shipped and save you some money. You are also more then welcome to come test drive the vehicle. I do reserve to right to end auction early since it is for sale locally. If you have any questions please email, call or text at 773-916-6ZERO29 BID WITH CONFIDENCE and ask any questions you have before you bid. This auction is no reserve and ends sunday night at 9pm. I have a video hosted that you can see on the PC or MAC but if your on a mobile app it wont show up so you will have to view it on your computer. Thanks again and happy bidding! |
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