2011 Chrysler 200 Series

TOURING Sedan

2.4 L

Automatic

1C3BC4FB4BN522415

Clear

Gasoline

2011 CHRYSLER 200 BID! NO RESERVE! 4 DOOR SEDAN 4 CYL, ONE OWNER!! IN AN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH ONLY 112,800 MILES. RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT! NICELY LOADED!! Front Wheel Drive, HANDS, AUX INPUT, CLOTH SEATS, ice Cold A/C, Audio And Cruise Controls On Steering Wheel. & MUCH MORE. For walk around view video PLEASE CHECK OUT THE YOU-TUBE LINK BELOW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2MlTpWxI7U Model: 2011 Chrysler 200MPG: Up to 21 city / 30 highwayDimensions: 192″ L x 73″ W x 58″ HHorsepower: 173 Curb weight: 3,389 to 3,559 lbsFuel tank capacity: 16.9 galEngine: 2.4 L 4-cylinder, Don't miss this amazing deal, this is a great vehicle for sale, no reserve, no gimmicksDON'T HAVE TIME TO WAIT ON THE AUCTION, THEN GIVE ME A CALL AND MAKE ME AN OFFER. 313-999-1730 ask for Adam. DEPOSIT MUST BE PAID AS SOON AS THE AUCTION ENDS!! SERIOUS BUYERS/BIDDERS ONLY!! PLEASE READ ENTIRE LISTING BEFORE PLACING A BID, IF YOU STILL HAVE ANY QUESTIONS THAT THE LISTING DID NOT ANSWER ABOUT THE VEHICLE THEN GIVE ME A CALL.WHEN YOU BID AND DON'T HAVE YOUR FINANCING IN ORDER YOU RUIN A GOOD AUCTION FOR SERIOUS BUYERS AND WASTE EVERYONE'S TIME. IF YOU WIN THE AUCTION AND DON'T PAY, YOUR ACCOUNT WILL BE REPORTED TO E BAY FOR NON PAYMENT. I HAVE A ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY FOR PEOPLE WHO RUIN AUCTIONS THANKS.... This listing includes a FREE DETILAED VEHICLE History REPORT provided by AUTOCHECK PLEASE READ IT IN FULL. THIS VEHICLE WAS AN INSURANCE CLAIM PAY OFF WITH A CLEAR TITLE, REFER TO VEHICLE HISTORY REPORT (AUTO CHECK) IN REGARD TO THIS VEHICLE'S PRIOR INSURANCE CLAIM RECORD. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK THANKS. THIS BEAUTIFUL ROAD READY SILVER 2011 CHRYSLER 200 4CYL 2.4L, COMES WITH A MICHIGAN CLEAR TITLE. IT HAS BEEN IN A MINOR ACCIDENT, IT HAD VERY MINOR COSMETIC DAMAGE, AIRBAGS DIDN'T DEPLOY AND NO FRAME DAMAGE. WE REMOVED AND REPLACED THE REAR LEFT PASSENGER DOOR ONLY(OEM PART). THE CAR IS TO READY TO BE REGISTERED IN ANY STATE, AND CAN FULLY INSURED WITH ANY INSURANCE COMPANY OF YOUR CHOICE. FOR VEHICLE VALUES OR COMPARABLE CHECK THE KELLY BLUE BOOK LINK BELOW https://www.kbb.com/chrysler/200/2011/touring-sedan-4d/?vehicleid=358408&intent=buy-used&category=sedan&options=4486121%7ctrue%7c4486122%7ctrue%7c4396197%7ctrue%7c6375379%7ctrue&mileage=115000&condition=good&pricetype=retail#survey SHIPPING/PICK-UP OPTIONS AVAILABLE.Buyer is responsible for shipping cost We can organize shipping at a discounted dealer rateShipping is quick and easyWe can ship anywhere you choose within the United Statesif you choose local pick up I can assist you in that as wellyou can fly in and drive home, I will pick you up from the airport.You can rent a car and drive in , I can pick you up from the rental car agency.you can take a bus or train I can pick you up from the station. Whichever option you choose I will work with you to accommodate you and help you receive your new vehicle. *Some state have different requirements in regards to vehicle registration please check with your local D.M.V. Buyer is responsible for shipping cost, or local pickup. Please NOTE A $125 DEALER FEE IS ADDED TO FINAL PRICE/BID! If you have any questions or need more information please feel free to call or text me 313-999-1730 ask for Adam. IF YOU ARE NOT INTERESTED IN THIS CAR, GIVE ME A CALL, I ALWAYS HAVE OTHER CARS FOR SALE. THANK YOU!! THANK YOU!! What's New for 2011Chrysler needs to be a player in the crowded but lucrative mid-size sedan market and with no budget from which to build an all-new model, a major overhaul of its existing player was the company's best option. Although its Sebring roots can plainly be seen in the 200's profile, thenew car excels over its predecessor in the areas of acceleration, handling, and interior fit and finish.Driving ItDriving ImpressionsIf the 2011 Chrysler 200 has a super sweet spot, it's in the way the car drives. Equipped with the new Pentastar 3.6-liter V6 engine, the 200 can rocket to highway speeds or pass slow moving traffic with utter confidence. Smooth, quiet and surprisingly fuel efficient, the V6 is a far better choice than the buzzy 2.4-liter four-cylinder. Chrysler spent a pretty penny revamping the 200's suspension and we can safely say it was money well spent. The car drives beautifully, attacks turns like a piranha let loose in a lobster tank and absorbs bumps without effort. Surprisingly, despite having its 283 horsepower directed through the front wheels, the 200 exhibited little sign of torque steer, even when launched hard from a dead stop. On long stretches of highway, the 200's steering wheel required little input to keep the car from veering off course; even roadway grooves and crowning pavement could deter the 200 from its intended path.Favorite FeaturesNew Suspension Where the old Sebring drove like softly sprung rental car, the 200's revised suspension and steering set up place it at the top of its category. It's an unexpected but welcome pleasure. Garmin Navigation Radio Chrysler's newest audio units feature mapping by industry leader Garmin. Not only is the system intuitively easy to operate, the large 6.5-inch screen makes it easy for older eyes to navigate the on-screen commands.Vehicle DetailsInteriorIf ever there was a case of turning a sow's ear into a silk purse, it's the new 200's interior. Gone are any shades of gray, replaced by deep blacks, rich browns and muted beige tones. The new dash is covered in a single soft touch face, broken only by the hooded instrument cluster and the touch-screen entertainment center. Similarly, the door panels are covered in soft padding and feature layered overlapping panels to create an interior that looks custom made. Chrysler has added plenty of sound deadening material and the effort pays off, as we were easily able to hold a normal conversation at highway speeds, a definite plus for frequent Bluetooth users. About the only drawback we could find is the 200s smallish rear seat. With two six-foot drivers up front, there is almost no leg room in the rear, and the fixed rear head restraints are angled a bit too far forward for our comfort.ExteriorWorking from the old Sebring platform, Chrysler engineers resurfaced the 200 as best they could in a one year time frame, adding a new grille and head lamp treatment inspired by the 2011 Chrysler 300. Around back, slim wrap-around tail lamps flank an elongated winged badge and new bumper; there's also more chrome accents as well as larger and more stylish wheels. The 200 sits lower to the ground than the Sebring, giving it a more hunkered down look. Chrysler even took pains to conceal the car's underpinnings. The exhaust system, for example, is now concealed behind the rear bumper, a vast improvement over the Sebring's clearly visible bright silver setup that looked like an exposed fuel tank when viewed from behind.Notable Standard EquipmentThe entry-level Chrysler 200 LX features a 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine, a four-speed automatic transmission, power function for the windows, mirrors, locks and trunk lid release, heated side mirrors, 17-inch wheel covers, manual air conditioning, tilt and telescoping steering wheel with audio controls, driver's seat manual lumbar support and height adjustment, an AM/FM stereo with MP3 compatible CD player, and an auxiliary audio input jack. Standard safety features include four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes, electronic traction and stability control, front seat side-impact airbags, and front and rear side-curtain airbags.Notable Optional EquipmentAfter the LX, the three remaining trims are the Touring, Limited and S. Within these trims are such available features as a six-speed automatic transmission, fog lamps, a power sunroof, automatic on/off headlamps, automatic air conditioning, leather seating surfaces, heated front seats, an eight-way power driver's seat, hard-drive based Garmin navigation radio, SIRIUS Satellite radio, a Boston Acoustic audio package, 18-inch polished aluminum wheels, and a 3.6-liter V6 engine.Under the HoodChrysler's 2.4-liter four-cylinder is not the most refined engine in its class, but with 173 horsepower on tap, it's not the weakest either. When paired with the six-speed transmission, this engine can move the 200 briskly and promises fuel economy near the top of its class. If you can shell up the extra cash, the new Pentastar 3.6-liter V6 is the engine to have. Smooth, efficient and impossibly potent, it turns the 200 from a sleeper to a keeper. 2.4-liter in-line 4 173 horsepower @ 6300 rpm 166 lb.-ft. of torque @ 4400 rpm EPA city/highway fuel economy: 20/31 KBB.COM