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2004 Kia Optima (114,000 Mi) Comes With Auto-start & Block Heater! on 2040-cars

US $3,900.00
Year:2004 Mileage:114303
Location:

Webster, Minnesota, United States

Webster, Minnesota, United States
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Hi There! :)

This car has been very well maintained. It comes with remote lock/unlock, autostart, block heater (can plug your car in during the Winter months), A/C, CD player, and receipts for all repairs and maintenance work done on the car since I purchased it in 2010. This is a full disclosure sale, the car is ten years old and does have some quirks and minor cosmetic imperfections (i.e. missing a hub cap, some paint wear/tear, some upholstery discoloration etc.), but it runs well and like I mentioned earlier, has been VERY well maintained

Just a few examples of some of the work that has been done to it, it's had 2 new sets of tires, new spark plugs, a brand new block heater installed, new CV shafts installed, frequent tire rotations, oil changes, as well as other regular maintenance and other necessary repairs required upon reaching certain mileage. You will be able to see the receipts for all repairs/maintenance upon request if you are interested and would like to meet with me and check the car out/take it for a test drive. 

This Kia has under 115,000 miles on it, and has never been in an accident or fender bender since I have been the owner, AND when I purchased it from the dealership, it came with a clean Carfax report and title. Again, this car is in very good condition given its age, and would be perfect for a younger/new driver looking for a great first car. Plus, with winters in MN...we all know how nice it feels to get into a warm car without having to bundle up and go start it in the morning when it's 20 below. It can be started with a push of the remote up to a half mile away- very convenient for Winters here!!!!

Comes with a spare set of keys, clean title, and peace of mind in knowing what you are getting for your money, at the time of purchase. Honest and transparent buyers only please! :)

* This vehicle conforms to all applicable U.S.A. Federal motor vehicle safter, bumper, and theft prevention standards in effect on the date of manufacture (2004). 

Feel free to use the information about this car to look up Kelly Bluebook prices/comparisons. This is a GOOD price for this car. 

If you live somewhere within the Twin Cities/Metro area, I am more than happy to meet you somewhere in order to shorten the commute, just contact me and further arrangements can be made :) Prefer to sell to someone in MN, as the vehicle is equipped for Winters here!

Thanks!!!

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