2006 Chrlsler Sebrin Low Miles on 2040-cars
Savannah, Georgia, United States
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For sale is 2006 Chrysler Sebrin with low miles. The car is in good mechanical condition. The motor runs good and transmission changes as it should. The interior and dash is in good shape with no cuts or cracks. The carpet is in good condition also. The pics of the inside is not very clear which makes the seats and floor look stain....but they are not stained but very clean and look good. The body has few dings/scratches like most used cars. This is a pretty car. The left rear window gets stuck and some time hard to go up. The cloth by the trunk where it attached to the glass needs to be glued back...see photo. May need front shocks, which cost about $65.00. But overall this car is in good shape. Look closely at the photos to identify some deficiencies that I may have missed. Could make someone a good vehicle. Only 65,000 miles and she runs good. Looks good too. $500.00 deposit within 24 hours and balance within 7 days. Sold as is with no warranties. Selling well below to book guide which is well over $4000.00
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