Im selling a 2011 HHR LT.
2.2L 4 cyl engine with auto transmission. This car is in very good condition in
and out and drives very good and smooth. Car smells like new inside with no rips or stains. Cd,FM/AM, PW,PL, keyless entry. Engine and tranny runs great. Tires are like new. Car suffered a minor accident with no major damage to frame, engine and transmission. There are no oil leaks or engine light. Minor damage on Hood fenders and doors were repaired and car was repainted with base coat/clear coat. Car has a rebuilt title due to that minor accident. I
have all the records and pics to prove it. Car is road worthy and Im personally
drove this car. Bluebook value is at $10200 for good condition private party.
Im selling it for $6900 or best offer.
Please bid and buy with confident. Any questions please feel free to ask and you are welcome to request more pics to see the inside, tires, engine, etc. via email to: VNZ@TAMPABAY.RR.COM. Your are also welcome to test drive this vehicle and check it thoroughly before bidding or buying. Thank you. Jose |
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