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2013 Kia Optima on 2040-cars

US $21,000.00
Year:2013 Mileage:44000
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This car is so nice. Hate to sell.  2013 Kia Optima.  Loaded with every option.  Has Panoramic sunroof and navigation, heated, cooled seats, Dual power seats, Infinity stereo and the list goes on and on.  I don't think there is a scratch on it.  When we bought this my wife was driving 10 miles to work,  now she is driving 50.  Just looking for a cheaper work car and that is the only reason we are selling.  gets 32 mpg on highway.  The miles are all highway miles and this car, as you can see from pic, is just like it was brand new.  still smells new.  Also has a nice tint.  Most of these cars the dealers are selling you do not have the Sunroof or the Navigation.  It's about a $2000 option.  Go price these out at the dealer and you will pay $25,000 for exact same car.  $22,000 without the sunroof and navigation.  In my opinion this is the best color and best looking Optima out there.  Especially with the tint.  NADA retail is $22,350. Clean trade in $20,000.  Your getting it for exactly what it is worth.  No more no less.  Dealer won't give you that.  What more could you ask for.   This exact car new is  $30,000.   I know for a fact that the original owner paid $27,000 for this car new. 

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