2006 Hyundai Tucson One Owner Great Shape Video on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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This is a one owner car always maintained by Hyundai. 2 years ago the trans went out and was replaced by Hyundai. Than about 2 months ago the engine started to knock so Hyundai put a new short block in. only about 200 miles on new motor not even broken in yet. The car runs and drives like new now. Ice cold air. Drives good runs good. There are two things wrong with the car that I know of the dealer says the brake pads are good so one or more rotor must be warped because when you are running down the hwy at 65 and step hard on the brake you get a little steering wheel shake. And the center council has a broken latch it opens and closes fine just wont latch. I have all the paper work from Hyundai for all the repairs. With a rebuilt motor and trans you should get another 100,000 miles out of it. Be sure to see the youtube video at The car is listed localy so if it sells this will be closed early so get your offers in dont wait untile the last day it may be to late. If you live local feel free to come take it for a drive. |
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