2011 Hyundai Gls Preferred Pkg Bluetooth 40 Mpg Alloy Wheels Roadside Assist on 2040-cars
Amherst, Virginia, United States
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You are bidding on a one-owner, excellent condition 2011 Hyundai Elantra GLS. The 1.8L 4-Cyl, 16-valve DOHC motor makes this car very powerful and fun to drive. Has 6 speed Automatic Transmission with manual (clutchless) Shiftronic System if you like to have the manual shift experience. Also has Electronic Stability Control for a very safe and sporty ride. Great 6-speaker sound system CD player with Bluetooth connectivity and hands free-voice recognition phone system, with all controls at your fingertips on the steering wheel. On-Board computer calculates average MPG, average MPH, range to empty, has 2 trip odometers, and gives real time MPG as you drive. The exterior is Pearl White, with a sparkling metal flake that is beautiful. The 16 inch alloy wheels are very sporty looking, and the tires are constantly monitored by the on-board Tire Pressure Monitoring System. Under 65,000 miles, and Roadside Assistance Program transfers with the sale. This service includes running out of gas, flat tires, breakdowns, and getting locked out vehicle. Priced well below NADA value, and under comparable vehicles on both E-Bay and Craigslist. |
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Take a look below for the full scene.
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