Hyundai: Santa Fe Se 2012 3.5l V6 Awd on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
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The car is in good condition, clean on the inside and the outside. I've had it for about 2.5 years and drove a total of 9k miles. I'm not the original owner, but I purchased it certified preowned from a Hyundai dealer - Lynnes Hyundai in NJ. I have the receipt, as well as all of the car documentation such as manuals, maintenance and warranty information. I maintain the car regularly but unfortunately I don't keep receipts that I don't need.
I'm financing the car through Pentagon Federal Credit Union. Therefore, when we agree on a price, we'll have to do a transfer of title by paying off the loan and having them send the title directly to you. That's how it usually works with selling a financed vehicle. You can read about the transfer process at Autotrader.com. You may pick up the vehicle once we close all of the transfer details. This is a good, strong car, which handles itself very well in the city and on the highway with enough juice to maneuver well in tough situations. If you're looking at it, then you've probably done your research. I won't list the details and features here, but you can go ahead and read about the car at Edmunds.com. I'm selling it because I would like to lease a new vehicle. Best Regards, Eugene |
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