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2006 Hyundai Tucson Gls Limited Obo- Wrap Warranty Included- $9,775 Obo on 2040-cars

US $9,775.00
Year:2006 Mileage:98700
Location:

Tallahassee, Florida, United States

Tallahassee, Florida, United States
Advertising:

*2006 Hyundai Tucson LIMITED, 2-owner vehicle.
Excellent Mechanical condition. Good Cosmetic Condition

*Cost Guard Complete Wrap Warrantee Transferrable- 3,707 miles left AS OF 09/03/2014 (daily driver usage so number may be different upon contact and viewing). Informational brochure will be provided at viewing

**NON SMOKER**

98,639 Miles

Average MPG:
-16/17 Inner city
-22.00 Highway
Leather Seats Heated Seats, Power windows/locks, cruise control, power tilt sunroof, tilt wheel, dual exhaust, 6 disc CD changer, Triptonic option, Nitro-Fill Tires.

Car fax vehicle history report - PROVIDED upon viewing and sale w/ VIN good for 1 year. Guarantee Eligible- Just register the vehicle once purchased. 

KBB Private Party Priced $7,110.00 (GOOD-Cosmetic See Picture- Info was run about 2 weeks ago hence the milage shown) and $7,643.00 (excellent-mechanical- See Picture- see parenthetical statement above). Average of the two $7,376.50. 

Car Fax values $2,740.00 above retail-> Private Party Value of $10,116.50. 

Asking price $9,775.00 for the total sale OBO

All meticulous maintenance documents will be provided in a compiled portfolio along with car fax upon viewing and sale. 

Current Service Location: Tallahassee Ford Lincoln

Major Replacements Performed

Cabin Air Filter Replaced: 93,523
Rack and Pinion -Cost Guard Wrap Warrantee- 96,776 miles
Transmission: Cost Guard Wrap Warrantee- 98,120 miles
Strut Mount -- Cost Guard Wrap Warrantee 98,293 miles

The vehicle has been my daily driver for the past 5 years.  I'm buying a horse which is requiring the purchase of a larger vehicle for hauling.  As stated above all maintenance records and a prepaid car fax will be provided.  This vehicle is being sold AS IS.  If buyer is out of area- shipping costs must be paid.  

Cash/ Cashiers Check/ Paypal Only

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