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2003 Hyundai Elantra Gls Sedan 4-door 2.0l 5-speed on 2040-cars

Year:2003 Mileage:211147
Location:

Hanover, Maryland, United States

Hanover, Maryland, United States
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Additional information:
  • 1-owner car
  • Remote lock/unlock (1 key fob included)
  • No check-engine lights or codes
  • Last passed MD emissions check in 2014
  • Cold AC
  • Title in hand
  • 29 mpg
Maintenance:
  • Preventive maintenance at 120,000 miles:
    • water pump
    • timing belt
    • timing belt tensioner
    • spark plugs
    • plug wires
    • radiator drain/fill
    • transmission drain/fill
    • all accessory belts
  • CV boots at 190,000 miles.
  • Tires, brakes, alignment, oil changes, etc. as needed periodically.
  • Both front lower control arms replaced at 210,000 miles.
  • New exhaust flex pipe / catalytic converter / O2 sensor replaced at 210,000 miles.
Condition:
  • Vehicle is in running condition.  See this clip of the engine running: http://youtu.be/PwgYIXszDKg
  • Interior is lightly used but remarkably clean.  Non-smoker.
  • All interior features (gauges, switches, lights, etc.) work.
  • Some scratches, dents, and scrapes on bodywork.  Some rust around rear wheel arches.  No major structural rust or damage.  See photos.
  • Right outboard CV joint makes some noise in tight turns
  • No accidents
  • Recommended upcoming service items:
    • tires
    • shocks
    • alignment
    • spark plugs
    • clutch (no problem with it, but it is original)
Payment:
  • Within 24 hours of auction close: $200, non-refundable (Paypal only)
  • Auction balance payable in person (cash or Paypal) within 7 days of auction close.
Shipping:
  • Buyer responsible for any shipping or transit costs.  Car is near Baltimore, MD.

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