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2006 Hyundai Santa Fe Gls Lots Photos Video 2.7l V6 Suv 4 Door Fwd on 2040-cars

Year:2006 Mileage:129160 Color: has a few imperfections
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Up for auction/sale we have this used, but very well taken care of, 2006 Hyundai SANTE FE FWD 2.7L V6.
Don't let the mileage discourage you! For an 8 year old car, this SUV is very clean and drives well.
Mainly highway mileage between LA and Fresno.
The Exterior has a few imperfections (doors have some small dents), but the Interior has been kept in Great condition, NON-Smoker, NO Pets (see photos).
Everything works fine. All Power. Ice Cold A/C. Never abused (2nd Owner, grown adult driver). Smooth engine and trasmission.
No accidents...matching numbers.

                            Some of the Work done within the last couple of years:
Major Tune-Up
New Brakes
New Radiator
Transmission Flush
Recent Oil Change

                             The Bad:
Broken Speaker Cover on the Driver side Door
Cracked Mirror on the Driver side Sun Visor


Only reason for selling is that we need to cut down on the number of cars we own.
 
The car passed California Smog Test without any issues back in November 2013 (see photos).
 
IF YOU'RE LOCAL, PLEASE DON'T ASK FOR A "TEST DRIVE". WE DON'T HAVE THE TIME FOR THAT. I HAVE POSTED A VIDEO TO OFFER EVERYONE A "TEST DRIVE" AND SHOW WHAT THIS CAR IS ALL ABOUT, WHETHER YOU'RE DOWN THE STREET OR 3000 MILES AWAY. ITS ONLY FAIR...Serious Buyers ONLY!
 
Please note that you are buying a used car and it has been subjected to normal wear and tear, both cosmetically and mechanically. I descibed the vehicle as accuratelly as possible, however, there's no possible way to include every detail and imperfection.
CLEAN TITLE in hand.
All deposits are non-refundable. This Vehicle is sold "AS IS" and "WHERE IS".
 

Shipping and Transportation are the winner’s expenses.
 
Any questions, feel free to ask...
Thank you!
 
 
Happy Bidding!
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