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2013 Chevrolet Sonic Rs Hatchback 4-door 1.4l on 2040-cars
US $12,499.00
Year:2013
Mileage:7900
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I have for sale 2013 Chevrolet Sonic RS Turbo. Car have automatic transmission and 1.4 l engine with 7900
miles on it. The car is nearly new, except a few scratches on the hood and a small dent on rocker panel (as shown in pictures). It is the best sport model
with leather seats and power sunroof. Car have rebuilt title because of water damage. When i bought the car it was driving and running great with no visible water damage nor any bad smells. The engine light was on and i went to the chevy dealer to have it fixed. They replaced the connector, valve and fixed the wiring under the center console area of the vehicle (I have paper work for it). Car have rebuilt title meaning car was checked by state inspector so it is ready and safe for diving. Rebuilt title is the same as regular title so it is ready for normal registration and don't require any additional paper work. I drive the car on a daily basis without any problem. As of such it will have more miles than stated before. I am listing the car locally so if it is no longer on Ebay that means it has been sold.
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