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2006 Jeep Liberty Sport 4wd * Special Options * Immaculate * Only 69k Miles on 2040-cars
Year:2006
Mileage:69267
Color:
Location:
Cottondale, Alabama, United States
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STANDARD EQUIPMENT Midnight Blue Pearl Coat Four Wheel Drive (4WD)/(4X4) Left Hand Drive (LHD) 4-Speed Automatic Transmission Anti-Lock 4-Wheel Disc Brakes Electronic Stability Control Power Rack and Pinion Steering Jeep IS43 Suspension Dana 30/186MM Front Axle Corporate 8.25 Rear Axle Advanced Multistage Front Air Bags Child Seat Anchor System-LATCH Ready Enhanced Accident Response System Occupant Classification System Air Conditioning Rear Window Defroster Instrument Cluster w/Tach Tilt Steering Column Power Convenience Group Power Accessory Delay Pwr Windows, Front 1-Touch Down Headlamp Off Time Delay Halogen Headlamps 2nd Row Buckets, Power Fold/Tumble AM/FM Compact Disc Radio w/Chgr Ctrl 6 Speakers 12V Auxiliary Power Outlet Auxiliary 12-Volt Rear Power Outlet Tinted Windshield Glass Front Door Tinted Glass Tinted Rr Drs/Qtr/Swing Gate Glass Flipper Swing Gate Glass Side Roof Rails Full Size Spare Tire Outside Tire Carrier Matching Spare Wheel 16X7.0 Lux Styled Steel Wheels 20.5 Gallon Fuel Tank GVW Rating - 5600# OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT Skid Plate Group Trailer Tow Group Off Road Group Tow Hooks Fuel Tank Skid Plate Shield Transfer Case Skid Plate Shield Front Suspension Skid Plate Transmission Skid Plate Class III Receiver Hitch 7 Pin Wiring Harness 7 to 4 Pin Wiring Adaptor 3.7L V6 Engine 4-Spd. Automatic VLP 42RLE Trans Lock-Up Torque Converter 3.73 Rear Axle Ratio Command-Trac (On Demand 4WD System) All Speed Traction Control Brake Assist Power Steering Cooler Engine Block Heater Speed Control Heavy Duty Engine Cooling Federal Emissions Federal Tier 2, Bin 5 Emissions Remote Keyless Entry Sentry Key Theft Deterrent System Power Mirrors, Fold-Away Speed Sensitive Power Locks Illuminated Entry Cloth High-Back Bucket Seats/Khaki Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel All Steel Wheels Spring - Left Front Spring - Left Rear Spring - Right Front Spring - Right Rear Customer Preferred Package 2TB Customer Preferred Package 29B Special Scheduling Condition V Special Scheduling Condition VI VEHICLE DESCRIPTION ·
2006
Jeep Liberty Sport ·
VIN
1J4GL48K06W217261 ·
4WD
on demand ·
4DR ·
3.7L
V6 (gasoline) ·
69,279
miles ·
Exterior:
Midnight Blue Pearl ·
Interior:
Khaki ·
Power
windows, doors, mirrors ·
Cruise
control ·
CD/AM-FM · Options ordered and included as original
equipment: -- Off-Road Group -- Skid Plate Group -- Trailer Tow Group For
a full list of this vehicle’s original factory equipment and options, please email
the seller and request the vehicle equipment list from Jeep website (see “Documents available” section below. A link
to this document on the Jeep website is also provided in case you prefer direct
online access to the report.) VEHICLE HISTORY I bought this 2006 vehicle at GSA auction
(mileage 65,576) in September 2013. · Super clean, original, well-maintained & low-mileage vehicle with minimal wear & tear. · Clean vehicle history reports with no prior accidents. In addition to the AutoCheck report
included with eBay vehicles for sale, I can provide copies of a Carfax report I
purchased on 09/14/2014 (see “Documents
available on request” below). · Passed inspection as mandated under Chrysler Group recall notice N46 (see “Documents available on request” below to obtain an emailed copy of
the recall inspection report). Maintenance/upkeep since I purchased it: · Three oil changes (in 3,300 miles; most recent August 2014). · New battery
with 54-month warranty (August 2014). · New brakes (August
2014). Brakes inspected; pads and rotors replaced on all four wheels. · Window regulator assembly (July 2014). Replaced rear passenger-side window regulator,
motor, and cables. · Steel wheels refinished (all 5, July 2014). Flaking silver finish stripped, wheels
recoated with six layers of undercoat finish and chip-resistant clear topcoat. · Windshield sustained a ‘star’ chip shortly after purchase; I had it filled immediately
by a professional glass shop to prevent spreading and it has been stable since. · Tires rotated
twice (February and August 2014).
Vehicle was listed as having brand new tires when purchased in August
2013. One tire has slightly uneven wear from being driven briefly while
underinflated due to a slow leak (since repaired). Spare is full-sized, nearly
brand-new. Title is free, clear and
immediately transferrable. · Lien paid in full on 8/25/2014. Seller will provide title, lien release document and bill
of sale (along with recall inspection/release and maintenance records) upon receipt
of payment in full within seven days of auction’s end (Paypal, cash or
certified check/money order accepted). Additional background on
this vehicle is available on request. ·
Please email the seller and request
the vehicle factsheet I’ve prepared. It includes extensive info I felt was too long to include
in this ad but wanted to make available to those who want to know everything
there is to know about a vehicle before buying. DOCUMENTS AND PHOTOS (available on request by emailing the seller) Records & Reports (pdf
format): · VIN-Based Original Equipment List I got this directly off the Jeep
website. It is organized under two sections, one each for Standard and Optional
Equipment. The 6-page list includes equipment codes, brief descriptions, and
explanations of this vehicle’s features as originally installed at the factory.
(Build date: 06feb2006.) Potential buyers who prefer to access this online themselves
should be able to do so--just go to http://www.jeep.com/webselfservice/
and choose “Equipment Listing” in the left margin, then type or copy/paste the VIN:
1J4GL48K06W217261. · Maintenance Documents/Receipts Documentation of the N46 recall
inspection (passed) and other maintenance work done while I owned the vehicle.
I can also provide a brief maintenance summary obtained from the GSA Admin
Regional Office (Billings MT) shortly after I bought the Jeep at GSA auction. Email
me to request. · Additional (Carfax) Vehicle History Report I ordered this report a month ago while preparing to sell the vehicle, then
requested updates/corrections that Carfax competed before sending me a updated
report on 09/14/2014. Then I wound up deciding to sell the Jeep on eBay, which
includes an AutoCheck report for free with each seller listing. If you would
like to view the Carfax report anyway, please email
me to request a copy. Photos (.jpg or .png format): ·
I
have taken care to post a variety of images with my online ad. However, if you
want something additional and can be specific, email
me and tell me what you’re looking for. If your request is timely and feasible,
I will provide additional photos. |
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