2004 Hyundai Elantra Gt Hatchback 5-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Alpharetta, Georgia, United States
For sale is a 2004 Hyundai Elantra GT Hatchback. Vehicle has 125K miles
and is black in color. Fully loaded with 4-wheel ABS, power steering,
tilt wheel, AM/FM, CD, JBL audio, bucket seats, dual air bags, cool A/C,
power windows and door locks, leather interior, FWD, and sun/moon roof.
All features are in good working condition. 4-cylinder engine with
2WD. Approximately 27 MPG.
Vehicle purchased in MO, but has been entirely driven in FL and GA. Minor dent on rear driver side bumper and front passenger side door. One owner, non-smoking, with no accidents, no major bodywork, and no rust. Vehicle has been in the family since original purchase and has been mostly garaged over the past 1 year. The engine compartment is clean and free of leaks. Vehicle has a clean title history and recently passed an emissions inspection. Front and rear brakes, starter, and tires were replaced in 2013. Battery was replaced in 2014. Original paperwork and most service records are available. Seats five comfortably. Spacious car with huge legroom in back seats, and a cavernous trunk with large space in hatchback. Vehicle is perfect as a family sedan or as a vehicle for a college / high school student. Feel free to text with any questions at four zero four - five five eight - three five four three. Accepting cash, cashier's check, or money order. Serious inquiries only. |
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