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2013 Kia Soul Base Hatchback 4-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
US $11,500.00
Year:2013
Mileage:25500
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Engine 1.6L I-4, Transmission 6-spd man w/OD, front-wheel drive
Seating 5 passengers, Cargo 53.4 cu.ft., MPG 25 City / 30 HWY, Price when new Market Price (Fair) $14,002 Invoice Price $14,090 - $18,985, Warranty 60 months/60,000 when new (Not sure if this applies) Standard safety features on all models include electronic stability control, traction control, four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes, six airbags, active front head restraints, and hill assist control, and a tire pressure monitoring system. Pictures included of before repairs and after repairs. $11,500 Current Texas Inspection. Texas buyers must pay Sales Tax, Title and License fees, Out of Texas buyers, all paperwork will be given to title in home state. Pick up in Texas only, Buyer responsible for shipping. |
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Tue, Jan 24 2017The Super Bowl is drawing near and with it comes a cavalcade of over-the-top and outrageously expensive mid-game ads. The cult of the commercial has grown so large that 60-second ads are getting 15-second teasers. For Kia's eighth year at the Super Bowl, the Korean automaker will be promoting its new hybrid, the Niro. The company released a new trailer hyping its third-quarter ad slot. The teaser doesn't actually feature the Niro. Instead flag-waving actor Melissa McCarthy is shown screaming and fleeing across a field from some unknown assailant, presumably the Niro's rival, a Toyota Prius, done up like the War Rig from Mad Max Fury Road. Kia promises the game day commercial will trace "a heroic and harrowing journey stretching from the polar ice caps to an arid desert" all while showing why the Niro is a new type of crossover. We really just want to know what's written on the flag. Related Video:
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