2010 Hyundai Sonata Se Sedan 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
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I bought my Hyundai on July 31 of 2012, It is a great car I don't have any problems with it because I bought with 24434 miles and I now have 35467 miles on it. I took it A couple days ago to Hyundai for servicing. It has never been in a major accident or have any frame damages. it is a smoke free car I don't smoke and neither does anyone that travels in it. I am the second owner an the car has a built in Bluetooth which the first owner install in the ceiling that is a plus because you just connect tour phone and it work great. the interior is really clean and no damages to the interior and no major damages on the exterior. I personally love this car but just have to get rid of it because im expecting in 2month and need a bigger vehicle. getting stationed at the mayport naval base and currently expecting need bigger, don't want to travel with it. i will also accept reasonable offers
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