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09-11-2010, 12:31 PM
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Originally from Ohio, it was traded to a dealer in Florida on some 100+mph speedboat.
When delivered to me, it had 1,380 miles on the odometer.
Now it is my DD - I do about 10,000/year. I do plan on driving it through Winter as well, though I may need to pick up some tires to replace the stock runflats.
And Yeah - I agree, the car is fun to drive. I've only driven my Viper once since I bought this thing! (Even though the Viper is somewhat fun to drive as well)
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30K + $600 to get it trucked up to me. Actually, I traded my '09 Cobalt SS + Cash on it which the same trucking company shipped back down to the dealer in FL.
A little high for an '05, but other than a small scuff under the front bumper(must've touched a curb, but it can't be seen unless you lay down and look under), it's about as close to new as you can get, IMO. The underside, brakes, interior, etc - Like New!
So far, I'm extremely happy with it! Plus, the Cobalt is gone - I hated that thing.
A little high for an '05, but other than a small scuff under the front bumper(must've touched a curb, but it can't be seen unless you lay down and look under), it's about as close to new as you can get, IMO. The underside, brakes, interior, etc - Like New!
So far, I'm extremely happy with it! Plus, the Cobalt is gone - I hated that thing.
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Anyone interested in a set of Stock Runflats w/ 4,000 miles? Excellent condition/No Burnouts at all!(At least since I got the car at 1,380 miles)
As for the Viper, yeah, it's a blast to drive. Drop about 500lbs. from your V and add 200+hp(Well, 250hp. Mine is modded a bit
), and a mountain or Torque.
Viper Torque spoils you...
09-14-2010, 09:36 PM
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I hit 87,000 today on my trip back to Bham from New Orleans....goin to Memphis Friday and back Saturday......I bought it back in April with 61k on it...I see me @ 100k by the end of the year, by far the most fun vehicle I've ever had as a sales car....Feels so good when we pull up to a conference and everyone else has Jeep Liberty's and V6 Chargers, I'd much rather drive my own and just take the vehicle allowance...I pay $340/ mo with $87 insurance....$500/mo easily covers it. What's the point of having a garage queen? might as well have a really cool pic of one.
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30K + $600 to get it trucked up to me. Actually, I traded my '09 Cobalt SS + Cash on it which the same trucking company shipped back down to the dealer in FL.
A little high for an '05, but other than a small scuff under the front bumper(must've touched a curb, but it can't be seen unless you lay down and look under), it's about as close to new as you can get, IMO. The underside, brakes, interior, etc - Like New!
So far, I'm extremely happy with it! Plus, the Cobalt is gone - I hated that thing.
A little high for an '05, but other than a small scuff under the front bumper(must've touched a curb, but it can't be seen unless you lay down and look under), it's about as close to new as you can get, IMO. The underside, brakes, interior, etc - Like New!
So far, I'm extremely happy with it! Plus, the Cobalt is gone - I hated that thing.
