2008 Hyundai Accent Gls 1.6l 4 Door Sedan Low 24700 Mileage Clean Title & Carfax on 2040-cars
Williston Park, New York, United States
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2008
HYUNDAI ACCENT GLS 1.6L 4 DOOR SEDAN SUPER LOW 24700 MILES GAS SAVER CLEAN CARFAX
AND NY TITLE Description Hi I am selling my 2008 Hyundai Accent Sedan with only 24700 miles. Like New. This Hyundai Accent Runs and Drives great, supper clean inside and out LOW ORIGINAL MILES and incredibly LOW cost maintenance, it is very economical gets about... 30 city/34 hwy miles per gallon Black exterior with black and grey interior 4 door sedan 4 Cylinders Automatic Transmission Features: COLD Air condition / Heater CD player AM/FM Height adjustable driver's seat Split 60/40 Rear folding Seats Does not have power windows Car has alarm system with Keyless entry Includes power locks for the front 2 doors AND Engine Auto start at the flick of a button good for the winter Car also has an aftermarket rear view camera. Asking very reasonable price with these features. NO DEALERS OR BROKERS PLEASE Any questions please email me through eBay message |
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