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2004 Saturn Ion Red Line Quad Coupe 4-door 2.0l Super Charged Manual Cobalt Ss on 2040-cars
US $7,000.00
Year:2004
Mileage:92000
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I have for sale my 2004 Saturn Ion Redline Quad Coupe. This is a GM Performance Division car. It has a powerful 2.0 ecotec Super Charged engine producing a factory 205 HP. Connected to a 5-speed manual specific to the Redline and Chevy Cobalt SS. Dont let the performance fool you, this car can still pull down 33+ MPG on hwy trips. Car currently has 92,000 miles on it. Car has factory leather covered Recaro racing style seats in front and 2 rear seats split by a center counsel. Car has power windows, locks, cruise, tilt, cold A/C, and CD MP3 player. It has factory sport tuned suspension and 17 inch alloy wheels that have been painted a custom shade of paint. They look black in the pictures, but is more like a very deep oil rubbed bronze color with heavy metallic up close. The tail lights and front marker lights have been lightly tinted with a product called Plasti Dip. Which is 100 % removable to return to stock if one so wishes. One of the neatest features of these cars is the rear doors that open suicide style on both sides to allow rear passengers in and out with ease. Everything on my car has been gone through. It has newer tires, brakes, exhaust, sway bar end links, and wheel and carrior bearings. Fresh allignment. Car is silver ext with blue and black leather interior. Runs and drives great. I am asking $7,000 for it. If interested please make an offer, or text 563-451-3908 for any questions you may have. Thanks for looking.
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