2006 Hyundai Elantra Gls Sedan 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Olney, Maryland, United States
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Selling our 2006 Hyundai Elentra. It is clean inside and out and has been very well maintained. We are the second owner and have the vehicle service records from the first. We bought the car a little over a year ago and are selling it now because we just got a bigger car that will let us fit 3 car seats in the back (Elantras are roomy for a compact sedan, but not THAT roomy). The tires are in good shape; we replaced the rear tires when we bought it about 10k miles ago, and the front tires still have plenty of life on them. The engine and other major systems run like new.
The driver side passenger door has some scratches and dings in it. Nothing major and consistent with the age of the vehicle, but noticeable (see picture). There's also a small gouge on the bottom of the front right bumper. Other than that, the body is in great shape. The inside is clean and with factory floor mats. There are a few stains on the floor mats, but hey, that's what they're there for. The only issue with the interior is the steering wheel, which has started to peel, so it has a cover on it which still, in my opinion, looks very good (see pictures). This is a great little commuter care that has a ton of life left in it. Serious buyers please call eight zero one - 557 - five two eight four. Asking $5200 and will consider reasonable offers, but no low ballers please. Local buyers only, will not ship. |
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