Description :
Selling a 2009 Hyundai Elantra for $3500, this compact car is in excellent condition and ready for a new owner. My wife, the second owner, bought it from a used dealership, and it has proven to be remarkably reliable with no mechanical issues, starting, running, and driving flawlessly. We're selling it due to downsizing to one vehicle, but it's an ideal commuter or first car. Reasonable offers are welcome, and test drives can be arranged upon request via DM. Pros include recently replaced timing belt and front brakes, Cruise Control, mostly highway-driven mileage, no rust or accident history, Winter and Summer Tires (currently on winters), Heated Seats, Block Heater, and fold-down back seats. On the downside, the air conditioning system doesn't work, there's some needed suspension work (factored into the asking price without affecting drivability beyond expectations), and basic cosmetic imperfections such as fading paint, rock chip scratches, and a few cracks are present.
Selling a 2009 Hyundai Elantra for $3500, this compact car is in excellent condition and ready for a new owner. My wife, the second owner, bought it from a used dealership, and it has proven to be remarkably reliable with no mechanical issues, starting, running, and driving flawlessly. We're selling it due to downsizing to one vehicle, but it's an ideal commuter or first car. Reasonable offers are welcome, and test drives can be arranged upon request via DM. Pros include recently replaced timing belt and front brakes, Cruise Control, mostly highway-driven mileage, no rust or accident history, Winter and Summer Tires (currently on winters), Heated Seats, Block Heater, and fold-down back seats. On the downside, the air conditioning system doesn't work, there's some needed suspension work (factored into the asking price without affecting drivability beyond expectations), and basic cosmetic imperfections such as fading paint, rock chip scratches, and a few cracks are present.
