2006 Jeep Commander 4x4 Trail Rated 4.7l ****98,500 Miles***2 Owner on 2040-cars
Winchester, Virginia, United States
Selling my 2006 Jeep Commander. It is Trail rated with the emblem on the side of it. 4.7L
Ice Cold AC and good heat
Freshly detailed- interior is in good shape. Some small stains here and there but nothing that wont come out with a shampoo.
Overall the inside is clean and smoke free.
3rd row seating
New Virginia inspection sticker
The tires passed inspection, but will need replaced within the next year. The jeep runs good. It has a very minor exhaust leak that I was notified about by the inspector, but you cannot hear it or tell, so I don't know what he is talking about, but I thought I should disclose that.
Radio, cruise control, power windows and seats are all functioning as expected. Exterior was just waxed. It shows signs of normal wear and tear for an 8 year old vehicle and there is a scuff or two on the rear bumper. See the pictures. Bid with confidence. This sale is as is and I encourage bidders to come look at the vehicle for yourself but have represented it accurately.
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