2001 Dodge Stratus Rt 74248 Miles Leather Moonroof Automatic Chrome Rims on 2040-cars
Pleasant Mount, Pennsylvania, United States
For Sale By Dealer:
The vehicle that is being sold is a 2001 Dodge Stratus RT that only has 74248 original miles on it. The vehicle was purchased from my friend when he bought a new car recently. It has no drivability or mechanical issues because it was maintained extremely well by its previous owner. The vehicle has a clear title and I currently have it ready to be transferred to its next owner. There are only 3 minor cosmetic issues that this vehicle has. 1. The headlights are a little hazy due to normal aging. 2. The driver's seat on the left hand side has some stitching coming apart on the leather seat. It is a 3-4 inch separation and does not effect the seat comfortability in any way. 3. The center caps for the wheels are missing. They can be purchased at the dealer or on eBay for a few dollars. Other then that it is a great vehicle and looks super clean. The vehicle gets great gas mileage to, up to 26 mpg on the highway. This would be a great car for anyone, even if you were thinking you may need 4 door, because it does have quite a bit of room in the back seat. Also for storage it has an enormous trunk space. It has all power option, including windows, doors, moonroof, mirrors, and seats. You won't find a better vehicle with this low mileage and in this great of shape. The current KBB on this vehicle is $4700, but we are even pricing it below that value because we would like to sell it before the end of the month. |
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