2010 Hyundai Santa Fe Limited Suv 4-door + Rear Hatch 3.5l V6 13,450 Miles on 2040-cars
Deerfield Beach, Florida, United States
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This beautiful 2010 Hyundai Santa Fe Limited Sport Utility Vehicle comes equipped with every factory option available (other than 4 wheel drive) and has been meticulously maintained with oil changes every 3,000 miles and/or every 4 months regardless of mileage, as well as all scheduled/required preventative maintenance including regularly scheduled tire rotations. The tires have only the original 13,450 miles on them and have no visible wear. The brakes also have no visible wear and operate as they did the day the vehicle was purchased new. Every system on the vehicle: Air Conditioning/Heating/Power Seat/Heated Seats/Stereo/CD Player/MP3 Player/Navigation/Bluetooth Phone/115-Volt Power Converter and anything/everything I may have forgotten to mention here is in perfect working condition. The vehicle averages between 19 and 26 MPG, depending upon City/Highway Driving and Road Conditions, operating on Mid-Grade 89 Octane gasoline, with or without 10% Ethanol content. The acceleration with the 3.5L V6 DOHC Engine is VERY IMPRESSIVE and smooth. Braking is equally impressive and smooth, as well with minimal brake dust accumulation on the wheels. The paint on the vehicle is in excellent condition with no fading whatsoever, no chips or scratches, other than a few normal and minimal tiny dings a vehicle accumulates over time as a victim of careless people in parking lots. Without any doubt, when you see/drive this vehicle in person - it will impress you as being as close to showroom new as any 2010 model year vehicle could be!!!
The vehicle is located at our home in Deerfield Beach, Florida, zip code 33441. It can be picked up here or it can be delivered free of charge to the purchaser at their location if it is within 75 miles of Deerfield Beach, Florida. This delivery is contingent upon a confirmed sale and payment for the vehicle prior to delivery. The vehicle can also be shipped to the buyer's location via traditional vehicle transportation companies at a cost to be determined and paid by the purchaser. Typical charges to transport a vehicle 1,500 miles to a major city vary from $450 to $900 depending upon the service purchased.
The vehicle has a financing balance on it from Hyundai Motor Finance approximately equal to $9,000.00, which will be paid off immediately upon sale and payment of the purchase price, so as to provide the purchaser with a "clean" lien-free title.
All sales and registration fees are the responsibility of the purchaser. Purchaser will be provided with a formal "Bill of Sale" and Odometer Statement for their use in registering the vehicle in their name once the purchase has been completed and payment received/confirmed.
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