2004 Hyundai Accent Gl Hatchback Two-door - Glacier Blue - 71,000 Miles on 2040-cars
Goose Creek, South Carolina, United States
2004 Hyundai Accent GL Hatchback Two-Door - Glacier Blue - 71,000 miles VIN Number: KMHCG35C24U299451 Clean title, no accidents. I have the title in my possession. I am the second owner of this car having purchased it in August of 2009. The car had 31,000 miles on it at the time I bought it. The only reason that I am selling this vehicle is because I was given another car by a family member who recently bought another car. This car has been well maintained and was typically only driven two or three times per week and I averaged about 9,000 miles per year total miles driven. * The oil has recently been changed at 70,000 miles in November of 2013. * All 4 tires were replaced in August of 2010. Features: * Automatic * Air Conditioning (works great and is very cold) * Heat (great heater, heats up fast even when very cold outside) * Power Steering * Dual Air Bags * Side Air Bags * Cloth Bucket Front Seats * Split Folding Rear Seats * Rear Defroster * Rear Window Wiper * Cup Holders * Front Height Adjustable Headrests * Cargo Area Light * Front Reading Light * Variable Intermittent Wipers * Inside Mounted Spare Tire * Digital Clock * Hatchback * Two-Door * Upgraded Speakers. All 4 factory speakers, two in the front and two in the back, were replaced with JL AUDIO® TR525CXi 5.25" speakers. * AM/FM Radio/Cassette Deck * Cassette to MP3 Adapter Cable for use with iPod and iPhones so you can play your music through the cassette player using your iPod etc... * SunTek Professionally tinted windows, High Performance HP30 ($140), driver side front and back, passenger side front and back and rear window, done within South Carolina legal limits. * Rear Mud Guards added as an aftermarket add on purchased at Hyundai Dealer for $40. * Cargo Net * All four tires were replaced in August of 2010. * Non-Smoker Vehicle * No children were transported in this car * Floor Mats in front and back * Owner's Manual * Battery was replaced in 2013 Minor Issues: * Passenger Side door handle does not work. The door can be opened from the inside however. Cost to replace door handle is about $150 for parts & labor. * Transmission fluid should be changed. * There is some paint peeling on the trim on the doors which can be touched up. If you would like to come and inspect the vehicle or have a mechanic come and inspect it please do so before placing a bid. I have been an eBay member for 15 years having earned a 100% positive feedback rating with over 900 positive feedback comments. Please keep this in mind when considering other vehicles on eBay. Buy from a trusted and long term established eBay seller. Terms: $500 non-refundable deposit sent via PayPal is due within 24 hours of the close of the auction. Vehicle must be picked up within 7 days of the close of the auction or it will be re-listed. Buyer is responsible for picking up the vehicle or arranging for vehicle to be shipped. Please email me with any questions that you may have and I will be happy to answer them. |
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