2013 Hyundai Genesis 3.8l Grand Touring Coupe -only 2,500 Orig. Miles -like New! on 2040-cars
Orange, California, United States
You are looking at a stunning example of a single-owner, 2013 Genesis Coupe with only 2,500 miles. The car was traded in by an elderly woman who purchased a 2014 Genesis sedan. It's in excellent, like-new condition. It's being sold with a clean Carfax report and the remaining factory warranty. We have the 2 fully functioning remote keys originally sold with the car, as well as the original window sticker. The car comes fully loaded with factory Navigation, Moonroof, Sport Wheels, Power Seat, Bluetooth, and much more. The interior appears to be an orange-ish color in one of our photos, but in reality, it looks more like the photo of the rear seat and is more of a beige color. We have thoroughly inspected this vehicle and cannot find ONE SINGLE flaw. It's absolutely gorgeous and is being sold at a ridiculously low price. Save thousands off a 2014!! PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBPAGE AT: WWW.OCAUTOLENDER.COM TO APPLY FOR A LOAN ON THIS VEHICLE PLEASE NOTE: The "buy it now" price of $25,977 does not include tax, title, license, smog and doc fees. Do not bid or make any offers unless you have either gotten pre-qualified on the above website OR have your own financing in order. Call (714)469-4868 with any questions. The car is available for viewing at: OC Auto Source: 1935 E Chapman Ave in ORANGE *1.9% financing is OAC |
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