2005 Kia Spectra / Automatic on 2040-cars
Fountain, Colorado, United States
Hello everyone. I am selling a 2005 Kia Spectra with an Automatic Transmission. I have owned this vehicle since 2007 and maintained regular maintenance on the vehicle. This includes battery replacement, oil changes, tire changes, brakes, and regular tune ups. Currently there is an after market CD/DVD player installed and will stay with the vehicle. The original cd player will also come with purchase. I have had no mechanical issues in this vehicle except an issue with the positive cable to the battery. Car has been all over the US due to the fact that I am former military and traveled quite often. This is an explanation for the high miles on the vehicle. For a short time I did smoke in the vehicle until my son was born and then I quit smoking in the vehicle. Please ask any additional questions you may have before purchasing or placing an offer. Thank you! |
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