2005 Chevrolet Impala

Sedan

3.4

Automatic

2g1wf52e559353676

Clear

Gasoline

She runs and drives great. Haven't really been driving it since I got my wife a truck. Only gone about 8k in the past two years and that was because my cousin needed it. Just put a new exhaust from the catalytic converter back, and a new O2 sensor in the front. I got a dash cam for it, too, but haven't installed it yet. A little rust on the brakes from sitting. Ready to drive or be shipped anywhere, and can be delivered for a fee.One of the things I liked about it is that it's a common car where nothing stands out on it, no crazy lights, extra stickers or emblems, etc, and it blends in anywhere. Was great for surveillance back in the day. Total anonymity.* 141,100 miles* 3.4 liter V6* Automatic Transmission* Power locks, power windows, keyless entry remote with trunk pop and alarm.* Cruise control* Pioneer AVH-P2300DVD radio is MP3CD/DVD, iPod compatible, with USB & AUX inputs and remote ($600).* Trunk is wired for amp/subwoofer.* Looks sharp with 20% black tint all around.* Head & intake gaskets and full tune up about 20,000 miles ago ($2,500)* New windshield with 5% tint "visor strip"* New front bumper, fender, hood (hood and fender paint is crap)* New headlight assemblies (with super bright Sylvania Silver Star zXe bulbs)* New A/C Condenser last summer* New NAPA Battery Disclaimer: This vehicle is sold with no warranties expressed or implied. Tint may not be legal by local laws and is the responsibility of the buyer.On May-05-18 at 21:18:49 PDT, seller added the following information: Just so the car isn't sitting I sprayed it off, checked its fluids, tire pressures, and took it for a ride to get food. This ride reminded me that I missed a couple things. Despite being a little 6 cylinder, this car never has a problem getting into traffic. Plenty of "Get up and Go!"As for the Dash Cam, I still haven't installed it, so it's up to the buyer if they want it installed I can still do it. Just gotta have the time. If you don't want it installed it'll be in the center console.Obviously it's still registered and insured. If you're not local and flying in, Providence (airport code PVD) is both closer and easier than Boston for airports and I can pick you up if needed. Either way, try to avoid rush hour. Mid morning, early afternoon, or late evening are easiest.