2010 Chevrolet Hhr Lt Wagon 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Bennet, Nebraska, United States
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I have done my best to keep the car in as good a shape as I purchased it. It has good paint, it runs great! gets close to 38 miles to gallon on highway, I have taken several trips to Denver , and it drives very well. Its a comfortable car to drive, and the sound system sounds very nice, all of the switches, and bells, whistles work. I don't drive more than 2-3 miles over the speed limit, never been wrecked. None of the fabric is torn, I'm a non smoker, so no smells in the car. Buyer is responsible for shipping, and pick up. Please don't lowball me I'm not interested. I just want to walk away from this even, I'm not looking to make any money off this car. The bank note is for 11,300, and that's all I want to sell it for. If you have questions, call me at 720-621-7148. The vehicle is located in Bennet, NE. Its only 12 miles east of Lincoln.
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