Ltz Hatchback 6 Speed Manual Transmission Turbo 1.4l on 2040-cars
Sedalia, Missouri, United States
Loaded with equipment, this local trade-in 2013 Chevrolet Sonic LTZ Hatchback features the 6 speed manual transmission, 1.4L Turbo engine, and a sunroof.
Talk about a peppy ride. This car has turbo-charged power, and a fun 6 speed manual. Get around 40mpg on the highway and have a great time doing it! This car looks great, runs like a top, and is still very economical! MODEL & FACTORY OPTIONS 1JW48 SONIC 5DR LTZ CF5 PREMIUM POWER SUNROOF WITH SLIDING SHADE & TILT FEATURE FE9 50-STATE EMISSIONS GAR BLACK GRANITE METALLIC LUV ENGINE: ECOTEC TURBO 1.4L INCLUDES 6-SPEED TRANSMISSION * ORNAMENTATION * AXLE, 3.65 RATIO * TRANSMISSION, 6-SPEED MANUAL MZ4 TRANSMISSION: 6-SPEED MANUAL AXLE, 3.65 RATIO VQK FRONT & REAR SPLASH GUARDS (DEALER INSTALLED) Shipping available via several different sources. It doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg to buy a vehicle and have it delivered to your door. We can arrange everything at a wholesale price! Call Kristina Jasper here at W-K for shipping and financing options! We reserve the right to end this listing at any time. Please confirm price, equipment, financing, and shipping with a W-K representative before bidding! Give us a call today! 800-382-5088 |
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