2004 Saturn Ion 2 Coupe 4-door 2.2l One Owner Low Miles 35mpg Free Shipping!!! on 2040-cars
Oceanside, California, United States
2004 Saturn ION Level 2 One Owner 35MPG
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Like new compact 4 door sedan. Great commuter with 35mpg highway. Seats 5 comfortably. Gold exterior, one owner, no accidents, Tan cloth interior with no rips, stains or tares and low 136,226 miles. Very clean inside and out with some small & light scratches on front & rear bumpers only. Many options available to make your travels easy and comfortable. Power Windows, power locks, power mirrors, reclining bucket seats with lumbar support, dual power points, cruise control, Sony AM/FM CD Player w/remote, Ice cold A/C, New Goodyear Viva tires & new brakes all around, recent engine service with all new fluids and filters. Very reliable and easy to maintain 2.2 Liter ECOTECH motor paired with sealed system 5 speed automatic transmission. The Saturn ION is the best car for the money. Half the cost of similar cars in it's class without sacrificing comfort, style or reliability. Runs and drives perfectly and is ready to go today.
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