2007 Jeep Commander 5.7l on 2040-cars
Kearney, Missouri, United States
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First things first. I do still have a lien against the vehicle, so there will be a short time between payment and delivery of lien release. Release will be delivered next day priority once I receive it from lien holder. Vehicle is in great condition with 138,208 miles. Runs and drives great. Tires have roughly 10,000 miles on them. Full time four wheel drive gets through snow like it's nothing. Vehicle is currently in Missouri, but spent the winter with me in the mountains of Colorado and never let me down. Options included are as follows: Power sliding sunroof Twin 2nd row moonroof Front, middle, and cargo area Weathertech floor mats. 6 disc factory cd changer U-connect Bluetooth phone (factory) All leather seats (heated front) Rear heat and air Zoned climate control up front HID lights on low beams and driving lights (can add high beams as well to match) Slightly oversized (265/70/17 vs. 245/65/17)Nitto Terrain Grappler All Terrain tires Best I could tell by reading the manual is the only option it doesn't have is the in-dash navigation unit. Shipping will be buyers outside of a 500 mile radius of Kearney, Missouri. Inside of that radius, I can deliver the vehicle for a fee based on mileage. |
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