2013 Hyundai Sonata Limited 2.0t on 2040-cars
568 N Bridge St, Eden, North Carolina, United States
Engine:*ROOF*XM*LEATHER*ONE OWNER*FULL WARRANTY*RARE CAR*
Transmission:*LOADED TURBO wROOF and Navi wNEW MSRP $30K*
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 5NPEC4AB1DH650937
Stock Num: 1049
Make: Hyundai
Model: Sonata Limited 2.0T
Year: 2013
Exterior Color: *Silver*
Interior Color: *BLACK HEATED/COOLED LEATHER*
Options: Drive Type: FWD
Mileage: 13000
*RARE LIMITED TURBO w/ROOF AND LEATHER w/NEW MSRP $30k*CARFAX CERTIFIED w/ONE OWNER w/FULL BUMPER/BUMPER WARRANTY UNTIL 2016 or 60k*AWESOME AND VERY SPORTY COLOR COMBO BRILLIANT SILVER w/BLACK HEATED LEATHER SEATING, AUTOMATIC w/PADDLESHIFTERS, PREMIUM SOUND SYSTEM w/AUX/CD/XM, FOGLIGHTS and SPOILER w/TURBO ALLOYS, SMARTKEY SYSTEM w/PUSHSTART, POWER MOONROOF, ALL POWER AND LUXURY OPTIONS, AMAZING SPORTS AND LUXURY CAR IN EXCELLENT CONDITION INSIDE AND OUT! OPTIONAL 100k BUMPER/BUMPER EXTENDED WARRANTY AVAILABLE FOR ONLY $995; retail $1300; PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL BRIAN FOR MORE INFO; DEALERSHIP HOURS By appt THANK you! **ONLY $279.00 doc fee** GRATEFUL ALWAYS, Importacar My goal for Importacar is to hand pick the very best pre-owned vehicles. Along with the very best pre-owned choices, Importacar offers a low wholesale markup. If Importacar doesn't have your vehicle, WE will find it for YOU! Last but certainly the most important, I'm a Christian and pray about every car that I buy or sell and hope to make a difference with my business.
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