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2003 Chrysler Pt Cruiser Gt 2.4l Turbo on 2040-cars
US $3,000.00
Year:2003
Mileage:109200
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We're only the 2nd owner of this super-fun vehicle. It has the awesome 2.4 L Turbo, with automatic transmission. It'll do 0-60 mph in 7 seconds! It's no Ferrari, but it goes pretty damn fast! According to SportsCarStandings.com, the 2003 PT Cruiser GT Turbo is the 6th fastest car Chrysler has ever made! http://www.sportscarstandings.com/Top-10-Fastest-Cars/Chrysler Only 109K original miles. Fully loaded with power everything, moon-roof, black leather seats, alloy wheels, super clean inside and out. 100% Non-smoking vehicle. Why am I selling my baby? As you can see from the pictures, my teenage driver dented the fender, and damaged the bumper slightly. Grrr. In the next year I have three more teenage drivers coming up. I need to save my car from them. Please buy my car so the teenagers don't destroy it! Really. I can't afford another car, so I'm buying a beater for them to wreck. What else? The 6-disc changer eats CDs, and it's over-due for a timing-belt replacement. This needs to be done, but I decided to sell the car instead. Aside from that, it's extremely well maintained. Oil changes every 3000 miles, and all other regular maintenance and repairs performed. The first owner is a friend, and I know he babied the car also. The tires aren't new, but are still in good shape. They probably have at least a year of life left. The price has already been reduced from $3999. Super-clean inside and out! Does not look like an 11 year old car! |
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