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2006 Hyundai Sonata Lx Sedan 4-door 3.3l on 2040-cars

US $7,000.00
Year:2006 Mileage:102450 Color: Rear Spoiler
Location:

Glendale, Arizona, United States

Glendale, Arizona, United States

I am selling my LX V6 2006 Hyundai Sonata with 102 k mileage. The car is in an excellent condition, clean title and everything works. The car is very reliable, luxuries and comfortable. I have drove this beauty for about 7k miles, and the only reason that I am selling it, because I am graduating with an MBA and heading back to my country in two months and I have another car to use until then. Most of the mileages on the car are highways where the previous owner lived in Anthem, AZ and commute to Phoenix. 

I had owned a lot of decent cars; including SAAB, Peugeot, Citroen, 3 series BMW and others and I was surprised by the high quality of this Hyundai and it exceeded all of my expectations. I was expecting something similar to a Toyota Camry, but it is far better, I found it comparable to European cars with Camry durability.

Great gas saver in city and highways. I have the vin report and you can see the auto check report summary in the pics which even show that the car is eligible to the Auto Check free warranty.

I changed oil last week, you don't need to worry about the oil for about 3,000 miles. 

I have the two keys, one of them is with remote. Feel free to contact to see the car and inspect it, where I will be selling it as it is. 

V6, 3.3 Liter 
Transmission: Automatic 
Drivetrain: FWD 
Braking and Traction
Traction Control 
Stability Control 
ABS (4-Wheel) 
Comfort and Convenience
Air Conditioning 
Power Windows 
Power Door Locks 
Cruise Control 
Steering
Power Steering 
Tilt Wheel 
Entertainment and Instrumentation
AM/FM Stereo 
MP3 (Multi Disc) 
Safety and Security
Dual Air Bags 
Side Air Bags 
Seats
Heated Seats
Driver power Seat 
Leather 
Roof and Glass
Moon Roof 
Exterior
Rear Spoiler 
Wheels and Tires
Premium Wheels 
Recent alignment
Tented windows

Sonata had gained the following Awards in 2006 (Wikipedia):
MotorWeek 2006 Drivers' Choice Award Winner 
Among Kiplinger's Best New Cars 
Named a Consumer Guide 2006 Recommended Buy 
AutoPacific 2006 Ideal Vehicle Award Winner 
Named a contender by Motor Trend 2006 Car of the Year
"Best New Family Car in the 2006 Canadian Car of the Year awards
"Consumers Digest Best Buy" - 2006 Sonata
NHTSA 5-Star Crash Rating -- 2006 Sonata: Government star ratings are part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) New Car Assessment Program (www.safercar.gov). Model tested with standard side-impact airbags (SABs).
Named "Best Bet" in Jack Gillis' The Car Book 2006 - 2006 Sonata
MotorWeek's "Driver's Choice Award" for Best Family Sedan -- 2006 Sonata

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The ad places a particular focus on styling, and what great design really is. There's also a glimpse at the super-cool gesture control that's baked into the Sonata's infotainment screen. We'll admit, we're pretty geeked to give this feature a full test once we finally drive the all-new sedan.
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