2012 Hyundai Veloster Base Hatchback 3-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
Scotts Valley, California, United States
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We are selling our gently used 2012 Hyundai Veloster. This car has served our little family very well. We bought it mainly for its safety rating and amazing gas millage, but really enjoyed all the features packed into this little car.
Hyundai's warranty is amazing. They really take care of you. This is why we also own a new Sonata, which we are keeping. According to Hyundai, the warranty is transferable however, it bumps down from 10 year, 100k mile, to a 5 year, 60k mile warranty, which sounds lame, but at least it somewhat transfers. The Veloster has several airbags and an industry leading crash safety rating, which was important to us because my wife and new born child were the precious cargo. Also worth mentioning are the huge list of features: Style Package: (18 inch wheels with color matched inserts, fog lights, panoramic sun roof, upgraded interior materials, 8 speaker sound system...) Tech Package: (adds Satellite Navigation, XM radio, a 115 volt outlet!, backup camera and parking sensors, automatic headlights, and last but certainly not least a push button starter and smart key.) Side note the key is a very nice feature!!! We have the car listed at the Kelly Blue Book Value for "good condition" because the wheels have a few scrape marks from parking and there is one small door ding on the drivers side rear fender. Please email me with any questions, offers or interest in seeing and or driving the car. |
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