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Original High Life Auto artwork, showing the full Mario Kart drawing and lettering
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Vehicle Walkaround

2015 CHRYSLER 200

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200S Edition
$2,300
Mileage 220242
VIN 1C3CCCBB3FN750058
Stock # 4476
Engine 2.4L
Trans AUTO
Color BLACK

Vehicle Description

Walkaround Description

This 2015 Chrysler 200 starts right up, runs solid, and stops on a dime. Out on the highway, it tracks straight down the road with no wandering or wobble, the steering wheel controls work, and it shifts through gears right on the money without slipping. The front-wheel-drive powertrain pulls nicely, cruise control works, and the brakes grab firmly with zero fuss. Inside, the power windows roll up and down, the power door locks function, the heat warms up, and the air conditioning blows cold. It even has a power sunroof that slides open and closes with the button, plus a huge trunk for hauling whatever you need. Cosmetically, she's definitely earned her miles. There is noticeable wear and tear all around, starting with severe tears and cracking on the front leather seats, wear on the center console armrest, and peeling material on the top of the steering wheel. The tires are mismatched—the front pair match each other and the rears match each other, but the rear tires are slightly taller than the fronts. The radio screen currently doesn't show standard AM/FM stations (though Bluetooth and aux are present), and the sunroof makes a loud clunking noise right when it shuts. The biggest elephant in the room is the front-end body damage. The driver-side front corner took a hit that crumpled the hood, cracked and broke the driver headlight housing (though the light still shines), and caused slight fender and bumper cover separation. You also have a check engine light glowing on the cluster alongside a tire pressure monitor warning light, and the dash is showing 220,303 miles.

👍 The Good

This 2015 Chrysler 200 starts right up, runs solid, and stops on a dime. Out on the highway, it tracks straight down the road with no wandering or wobble, the steering wheel controls work, and it shifts through gears right on the money without slipping. The front-wheel-drive powertrain pulls nicely, cruise control works, and the brakes grab firmly with zero fuss. Inside, the power windows roll up and down, the power door locks function, the heat warms up, and the air conditioning blows cold. It even has a power sunroof that slides open and closes with the button, plus a huge trunk for hauling whatever you need.

⚠️ The Bad

Cosmetically, she's definitely earned her miles. There is noticeable wear and tear all around, starting with severe tears and cracking on the front leather seats, wear on the center console armrest, and peeling material on the top of the steering wheel. The tires are mismatched—the front pair match each other and the rears match each other, but the rear tires are slightly taller than the fronts. The radio screen currently doesn't show standard AM/FM stations (though Bluetooth and aux are present), and the sunroof makes a loud clunking noise right when it shuts.

💀 The Ugly

The biggest elephant in the room is the front-end body damage. The driver-side front corner took a hit that crumpled the hood, cracked and broke the driver headlight housing (though the light still shines), and caused slight fender and bumper cover separation. You also have a check engine light glowing on the cluster alongside a tire pressure monitor warning light, and the dash is showing 220,303 miles.

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