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2005 Chrysler 300c Navigation, Uconnect Bluetooth, Siriusxm, 6 Disc Cd Changer on 2040-cars

Year:2005 Mileage:75019
Location:

Fort Worth, Texas, United States

Fort Worth, Texas, United States
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SELLER’S DESCRIPTION AND COMMENTS:  Only 75,019 miles on this luxurious Chrysler 300C model.  Less than 8400 miles per year.  Just recently put brand new tires on this car with a 60,000 mile warranty from Pep Boys.   

HISTORY:   When buying from a dealer do you really know anything about the history, normally no, but I can tell you everything about the history on this vehicle.    I bought this car for my wife in November 2005 from some friends that had bought it brand new and happened to be neighbors of ours.  The vehicle had 12,000 miles on it when we bought it from them.  His wife was very small and said she couldn’t see out very well.  My wife is small too, but has loved driving this car for 9 years.  Goes to show it’s just and individual thing.  * So, technically, we are the second owner, but I bought it knowing exactly the condition of this vehicle.  We have always kept this car in the garage as they did.  We live in the country and a few years after buying I hit a deer on the front left side of the vehicle (actually the deer jumped out and hit me.)  It broke the headlight and did some minor damage (thankfully I was having to go slow around a bend in the road).  It was completely fixed at Moritz Chrysler in Fort Worth.  Nothing major has ever gone wrong with this vehicle.  Yes, it has some scrapes, scratches and minor problems, but for 9 years old you’re going to have to search hard to find them.  Mechanically you should get another 125,000 miles out of this vehicle if you’ll do as I did.   I use nothing but Mobil1 Synthetic oil in all my cars (nearly 20 years now).  This one uses 7 quarts of Mobil1 5W-20 and a Fram XG16 or Fram HM16 oil filter.  If you change oil every 3,000 to 4,000 miles you’ll never have engine problems.  I know they say you can go 10,000 or even 15,000 miles when using synthetic oil.  Don’t do it.  That’s the very reason I say, this engine will last practically forever.  Really is the easiest way to take care of a vehicle.  DON’T EVER USE REGULAR OIL AGAIN!  The cost is really minor compared to engine problems.  Please, feel free to have it checked out with any local mechanic.

REASON FOR SELLING:  I was retired but have gone back to work for financial reasons.  I had to acquire a pickup for my new job and certainly can’t afford a third insurance payment.  It hurts to get rid of this vehicle because it belongs to my wife.  We had to make a decision and we did it together.  She has a history of back surgeries and we have a custom van that we use to travel in.  We had no choice but to sell the Chrysler, even though it has fewer miles than our van. 

FEATURES:  We bought this vehicle because we knew they ordered it right from the factory with every little feature you can imagine.  Right down to the “Honey Comb Grill” and the “Six Changer (6) CD Player” with the Boston Acoustics Stereo System.   The sound just surrounds you.  It is truly awesome, listening to CD’s, AM radio, FM radio or “SiriusXM Satellite Radio.  The "Navigation System” & the “UConnect Hands-Free Communication System by Chrysler” were really advanced for 2005.  And if you've never driven a HEMI V8, you’re in for a great surprise.  The passing performance is unbelievable.............these are just a few of the many, many extra's this vehicle has.  The list goes on and on and on.  Cannot think of an option this car doesn't have.  It is definitely a luxurious car that anyone would enjoy.  

FEATURES PLUS FEATURES:

                5.7L HEMI V8 

                Auto Transmission w/Manual Override

                Navigation System by Chrysler

                Premium Sound System by BOSE

                Bluetooth w/UConnect Hands-Free Communication

                SiriusXM Satellite Radio

                AM/FM Stereo Radio

                Six Disc (6) CD Player

                Moon Roof-Power w/express open/close

                Dual Zone Air Conditioning

                Xenon High Intensity Discharge Headlights

                Wood Shift Knob & Wood Trim

                Power Adjustable Pedals

                Power Tilt Steering Wheel

                Power Telescoping Steering Wheel

                Power Driver & Passenger Seats

                Power Steering

                Power Windows

                Power Mirrors

                Front & Rear Floor Mats

                Rear Reading Lamps

                Backup Sensors

                Luxury Leather Seats

                Front Bucket Seats

                Power & Heated Driver Seat

                    w/driver side memory, lumbar adjust

                Power & Heated Passenger Seat

                60/40 split-folding rear leather seats

                Chrome Wheels

                New Tires 60K Warranty

                Compact Spare Tire (never used)

                Cruise Control

                Driver Air Bag

                Passenger Air Bag

                Side Air Bags

                Front & Rear Head Air Bags

                Driver & Passenger Illuminated Vanity Mirrors

                Electro-chromic Rearview Mirror

                Fog Lights

                Front Reading Lamps

                Intermittent Wipers

                Keyless Entry

                Power Trunk Release

                Remote Trunk Release

                Power Door Locks

                Rear Wheel Drive

                Steering Wheel w/all Audio Controls

                Traction Control

                Trip Computer

                Variable Speed Intermittent Wipers

                Electric Rear Window Defroster

                Electric Side Mirrors w/Defrosters

                Tinted Windows, Sides & Rear

                Vehicle Anti-Theft System




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