2013 Dodge Dart Rallye Sedan 4-door 1.4l Turbo 6spd Nav Low Miles Custom Built on 2040-cars
Fountain Hills, Arizona, United States
This is a RARE 2013 Ralleye 6spd Manual with Turbo and Navigation/bluetooth/backup camera. The 6spd Ralleye are very rare, but the most sought after built Darts.
This Dart is better than new. Factory Equipped options include: Navigation Satellite Radio Backup Camera 6spd Manual Red Accent Dash Light Bluetooth Vehicle Information System Ralleye Sport Bucket Seats Not only professionally taken care of, garage stored, and babied, but it has the following professional work completed on the car: - MPX Strut Tower Bar - Gunmetal Dipped Wheels - Gunmetal Dipped Emblems - Gunmetal Dipped Exhaust Tips - Injen Polished Cold Air Intake - Injen Polished Hot/Cold Side Intercooler Piping - DynoComp (Prestigious performance shop in Arizona) custom performance built - one piece 2.5" Turbo Back Exhaust System - EIbach Prokit Suspension - Mopar Front Chin Lip Spoiler The Car Turns Heads. Any stop at a stoplight, gas station, or dodge dealership and everyone walks over to look at the car and hear it. Even muscle car drivers compliment the aggressive sound of the car. People Love the Turbo sound and the look. It's a head turner no matter where you go. You must view in person to appreciate! |
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