2002 Dodge Intrepid Es Sxt 1 Owner 12000 Miles Excellent Cond on 2040-cars
Hampton, Virginia, United States
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I bought this car new from the dealer for my parents in 2002 and they used it for doctors visits and the grocery store,my father passed in 2006 and my mother stopped driven it around 2010 but wanted to keep it around so we could take her to doctor appointments in it and my mother passed in may.The car has always been garage kept and is in excellent shape,the interior is perfect,the outside is great except were somebody backed into the rear bumper at wallmart.The paint has never been waxed,the wheels have never been off the car except for the passenger front so the battery could be replaced.In the pictures i just washed the car and vacuumed the interior I didn't put armor all or any other product on any of the trim or rubber and I dusted the interior with a rag.It only has 11700 miles and the oil was changed at the dealer,so you can have a brand new car at a fifth of the price,the reserve is set at NADA book and the buyer will be responsible for any shipping and the car has no warrenty
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