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Very Good Condition 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe Gls Sport Utility 4-door 2.7l on 2040-cars
US $8,500.00
Year:2007
Mileage:123866
Location:
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This vehicle has been very reliable for my daily work commute and weekend surf trips! It also has the option to fit a car seat in the back row and a spacious trunk for family expeditions. The makers roadside assistance toll free phone number is available as a sticker on the back seat window and was extremely handy the one time my battery suddenly died. Overall I have really enjoyed owning this car, but now on to public transportation! Conditions: Car is in very good mechanical and physical condition. Car has not been smoked in or transported pets. Tires are extremely new. Battery is extremely new. Wear includes (but is not necessarily limited to): crack on front windshield upper passenger side of approximately 2 inches in diameter and has not spread in a significant amount of time. Very small rust spot in rear passenger side approximately less than 1/8" in diameter. Normal dirt stains on floor carpet mats. Normal wear on front and back bumper. Normal wear on roof racks. There is also a college metal decal (letters ATM) on the rear driver side that is approximately 2" by 2" that will not be removed prior to the sale of the vehicle. Features: sliding sunroof, heated driver and passenger seats, leather wrapped shift knob and steering wheel, XM radio, power locks and windows, cruise control, roof racks and anti-theft system. History: I have the full mechanical history available with receipts. I purchased the vehicle brand new in December 2007 and have been the only owner since. I have been in no accidents in this vehicle. Vehicle inspection is valid in the state of TX until December 2014. Two key sets shall be provided with the sale of the vehicle. Shipping and Payment: All shipping or physical obtainment of the vehicle costs are up to the buyer. All vehicle registration and title transfer or other fees that incur after the sale are up to the buyer. Vehicle is located in Spring, TX. |
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