2008 Chrysler Pacifica Touring Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l - 115k Miles Fwd 6 Cyl on 2040-cars
Maple Shade, New Jersey, United States
2008 Chrysler Pacifica Touring
115,000 miles V6 FWD VIN: 2A8GM68X08R650058 I purchased this from a seller on Craigslist last month and I loved it. Ran great up untill yesterday when the key broke in half (wife kicked it while in ignition). I used that broken key and turn the engine on which it would and the shutoff saying "Invalid Key or FOB". Towed it to the dealership who made a new key and tested it out but told me it still would not start. Car worked and ran perfectly fine up until yesterday (Possible dead battery ?). I have a 2013 Honda Accord at the moment and am looking to sell this car as-is. Could be a perfect opportunity for someone to fix and resell KBB est $6k to $10k. Pros:
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My goal in selling this car is to be as upfront and honest as possible. If you are good with cars or just work on cars as a hobby this may be a great investment. If you want to take this to a dealership and have them make a new key and fix whatever else is causing it not to start this may be a great deal for you. I am available anytime 24.7 with any questions you may have. * Buyers with zero feedback must message me with their information (name _ location_etc) otherwise their bids will be removed
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