2009 Kia Spectra Ex Sedan 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
This is a well maintained, dependable vehicle in great conditon. It is equipped with professionally installed remote starter, allowing you to start the vehicle from the comfort of your home and avoid the upcoming winter weather. Other extras include auxillary input with XM radio. Absolutely no mechanical problems with good compression and maintained factory mpg's (~29). Perfect for daily driver with low operating cost. I am the second owner, bought from my parents where vehicle was used as highway commuter car. Title is transferable immediately upon sale. $300.00 due within 48 hours of sale and remainder within 7 days. Cash/Check/Money order accepted. Owner Financing Available to qualified buyers! When bought through "buy it now" option, qualified buyers will have flexible payment options over 12-24 months. Message for complete details. No fees, no banks, no hassle.
This listing is a "relist" from previous listing that was ended short by buyer who accidently "bought it now" while intending to "place bid". Please disregard his neutral feedback as encounter was far more complicated than it needed to be. Don't hesitate to email me with any questions or concerns and I'll prove my professionalism with a timely response. I only ask returned responsibility by distinguishing the "place bid" and "buy it now" buttons in advance. ;) |
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