2000 Dodge Neon on 2040-cars
Broadway, Virginia, United States
Make: Dodge
Drive Type: 4 wheel drive
Model: Neon
Mileage: 189,963
Trim: base 4 door
2000 dodge neon champagne color has about 189963 miles bodies in good shape except the front bumper is cracked. 4 almost new tires. Oil changed around 100 miles ago. It needs a valve cover gasket possibly spark plugs needs a new radiator has a small oil leak the break peddle sticks light stays on so it makes cruise not work air works good but when stopped you can smell exhaust fumes and while driving it misses. The interion carpet has spots and so does the ceiling some came from the owner before us and some came from the kids my wife watches. And the tint on the glass parts are peeling and has bubbles in it.It needs some minor things done it needs someone with time and patients and tlc we have a baby we needed a more reliable car. Cash or paypal only
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