2013 Kia Rio 5 Lx Hatchback Only 9,800 Miles, Silver, Automatic, Very Clean! on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
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2013 Kia Rio Hatchback in Silver (great color) looks cute and great trunk space. Great gas mileage too. On a long trip I actually calculated out 40 mpg, but in the city with my driving it comes in a little under 30.
Very clean, no rips, tears, or stains. Tiny door ding on driver side rear. Small scuff on passenger mirror. Only 9,800 miles on it so this car is great investment. I'm basically selling it at trade-in value pricing to make sure it gets sold before the end of the month. I just took over my friend's Optima so I would like to have this sold before the end of the month. I've seen dealerships selling these hatchbacks for $13,800 - $14,900 with more than double the miles on them as mine. Just had it professionally detailed at Car Toys so it's all ready to go! Questions? Just ask... |
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