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Chrysler 300 300C Sedan 4D, $15,995

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Specifications

Status

Used

Year

2006

Make

Chrysler

Model

300

Kilometres

74,163 km

Style/Trim

300C Sedan 4D

Stock number

p10-06

Mfg Exterior Colour

Magnesium Metallic

Interior Colour

Grey

Fuel type

Gas

Drive

AWD

Engine size

V8 HEMI 5.7L

Transmission

Automatic

Doors

Type

Sedan

Offers

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Features

AM/FM Stereo
Air Conditioning
Alloy Wheels
Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS)
Cassette Player
Dual Airbag

Power Seat
Power Steering
Power Windows
Leather Interior
Power Locks
Traction Control

Cruise Control
Tilt Wheel
CD Changer
Reverse Park Assist/ Parking Sensors
Power Door Locks

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Description

Rear Defroster,Fog Lights,Heated Seats,Keyless Entry,Memory Seats,Power Trunk.....

Please note , this is an All Wheel Drive car.....Excellent for our winters
Incredible car , new tires , new brakes , fully reconditioned.......WOW

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Vehicle Age

2012

1956

Kilometres

(Years 2004 - 2008)

1,675,000 km

25,000 km

Price

(Years 2004 - 2008)

$34,000

$4,000

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Vehicle Reviews on Autos.ca

Used Vehicle Review: Chrysler 300, 2005-2010

Though rated “average to below-average” by Consumer Reports, “few of the Chrysler 300’s problems are major in nature,” says Chris Chase.

Used Vehicle Review: Chrysler 300, 2005-2009

Not many used cars can boast this much style and power in such an affordable package, says Contributing Editor, Chris Chase. But as some of its electronic components tend to be troublesome, he advises choosing a relatively basic car.