2013 Hyundai Azera Limited Sedan 4-door 3.3l Limited - Nav, Roof, Keyless Start on 2040-cars
West Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is a 2013 Hyundai Azera. I've had it for about 6 months. It is a great car, but have a need for a truck so it has to go. I purchased a set of aftermarket wheels for it that are included along with the original. This car gets great ratings and I have enjoyed it. The features that the Limited has over a base Azera are:
19" Bright alloy wheels HID Xenon Headlights Infinity Logic 7 Stereo w Sirius Sat, HD Radio, CD, 550 watts with subwoofer IMS - Intergrated Memory System for Driver Seat Position, Steering wheel position and exterior mirrors Heated and Cooled front seats Heated Rear Seats The aftermarket wheels I purchased are Niche Concourse, matte black with Stainless Steel Lip. The tires are Yokohama performance and makes the car handle a lot nicer than stock. The original 19" are on now for the winter. Each set of tires has about 4k miles on them. The Spoiler was ordered from Korea. It is a elegant 'lip' style that adds that touch of individuality. It was professionally installed. Feel free to ask any question. I will answer right away. I CAN HANDLE SHIPPING FROM MY END IF BUYER PAYS FEES. Solely my decision to do so. If you live on the upper east coast, I can deliver the car to you (can drive it to your location). Will take 1 week to get title from bank, but can take delivery of the car immediately and will deliver title as soon as I receive it. THE RESERVE IS IN THE HIGH TWENTIES SO DON'T MISS OUT! Happy Bidding. |
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