2014 Hyundai Equus on 2040-cars
Gardners, Pennsylvania, United States
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Like new 2014 Hyundai Equus Ultimate. YES this is an ULTIMATE model. A quick test look at the rear seats to see if there are TV's
below the headrest. YES = Ultimate NO = Signature. The Ultimate is $7,250 option.
I should note that this color combination was very hard to locate. This is the White Satin Pearl metallic paint.
Very stunning compared to the flat casablanca white that most Equus's came with from the factory. Even harder to
locate was the beautiful Saddle brown leather interior! I seem to recall my search took a few months and there were
only a handful of dealerships nationwide that had this combination in Ultimate trim.
I will include the custom 22" aftermarket Savini wheels (a $5k+ package). They are beautiful. The original OEM
wheels can be included (currently wrapped in Pirelli snow tires for those needing to drive in winter climates for
2$k more). Vehicle also has very light 70% window film installed (only installed for UV protection), and adjustable
lowering links which reduce vehicle height by 2" for an aggressive stance. Ride height control remains full
functional and the original OEM links will be included.
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