2013 Kia Optima Lx Fully Custom - Thousands Invested ** Ark Suspension * on 2040-cars
Spokane, Washington, United States
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This is my personal adult owned 2013 KIA OPTIMA. . . I purchased this a year and a half ago brand new and am the original owner. I assume if you're considering one of these cars, you are aware of the amenities of this vehicle. Incredible looks, Incredible comfort. Black exterior with grey interior. Bluetooth & ipod controls included. 44K Miles. Never in an accident. Professionally detailed monthly. No surprises. Complete 100,000 mile warranty still applies. I'm simply looking at purchasing a new Tundra.
Oil changed every 5K miles so far. I recently moved here from San Diego and drove the car as my daily driver. This has been an efficient, reliable daily driver for me driving to and from San Diego to Anaheim. There is nothing wrong with this car. It has run perfectly with absolutely no problems. I have maintained this vehicle to every possible extent. All oil changes have been professionally done by the KIA dealership in Carlsbad. Feel free to run a carfax report on the car. The title is clean. Never been in an accident. I upgraded the wheels and tires with a $2,300 package. 20 inch TSW Bright Silver wheels wrapped in Hankook tires. The tires are good. I also paid the extra through America's Tire to have the tires replaced if there are any problems with them. The headlights have been treated and have a clear bra on them. 5% tint on all windows. Fog lights have a light blue Lamin-X film. I also upgraded all of the interior and Exterior lighting with LED bulbs. Paid $700 to have OEM LED taillights upgraded. Version 3 "K" badges installed in the front, rear and steerign wheel. ARK Lowering/Performance Springs professionally installed by Concept3 Performance in Brea, California. An alignment was performed right after the springs were installed. Let me know if you have any questions. I can email you a Youtube walk-around of the car. |
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