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2013 Kia Soul Base Hatchback 4-door 1.6l on 2040-cars

US $8,900.00
Year:2013 Mileage:21583
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YOU ARE BIDDING ON 2013 Kia Soul 21583 original miles the color is black and black interior. The car has restored salvage title due to rear end damage. Parts replaced are: rear bumper and tail gate nothing else. the car had level three inspection done by az mvd and now has a restored salvage title so you can register like any other car. The car drives perfect and paint matches NO FRAME DAMAGE

  The price plus your state sales tax if you are going to pick up the car from az. If you are going to ship it you are going to pay the winning price plus $79.00 paper fees including the 90 days out of state permit or 45 days for az resident nothing else. Important notice: I will provide you with a sales tax receipt so when you register the car in your state you will not pay the sales tax again - that is az law. notice the price is firm The car is equipped

 with 1.6 four cylinder engine fast and strong but yet very good on gas

auto transmission

Power windows, door locks

ABS breaks and traction control

in dash information system

tilt and power steering

Keyless entry

  CD player, am fm radio,mp3 Sirius and usb

6 Air bags

  15" wheels and great tires

Tire pressure monitor

Cruise control

Cold ac

in the steering audio,cruise,bluetooth,telphone control

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Driverless cars from Kia hit the road in Nevada

Tue, Dec 15 2015

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Kia Sorento and Pierce Brosnan make The Perfect Getaway for the Super Bowl

Tue, Jan 27 2015

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