2004 Hyundai Tiburon on 2040-cars
Jamestown, Indiana, United States
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2004 Hyundai Tiburon in good driving condition. My son recently bought another car outright, so his old one is for sale. Mileage is around 32 mpg. The engine has never been worked on with the exception of oil changes and spark plugs. Tires have probably 30,000 miles on them. Stock magnesium wheels. The radio is one year old - Best Buy installed and iPod - iPhone ready. It is a hatchback. Headlights and tail lights all function, as do the turning signals and back up lights. Manual 5 speed transmission with a new clutch installed about 3 months ago.
The front bumper is shattered - my son hit a moving vehicle and broke it, however, there was no damage whatsoever to the frame. The collision was about 10 mpg. when it happened. The bumper to replace it lists for around $200 on eBay sites which I recently checked. Mechanically, the engine, transmission, radiator, clutch, and brakes are all in good shape. It needs a new exhaust system, and the present one is resting on the frame so it rattles when a bump is hit. The sun roof only opens partially, there is no cruise control (none when purchased), and the emergency brake has had the cables cut at one time and we never fixed it. The paint is in acceptable condition but the stock spoiler does need re-painting. There are the beginnings of a few bubbles in the paint on the very bottom edges of the doors, but the rest of the body is rust free. One small dent in the very front of the hood. The car is ready to drive. |
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The extra power is a very good thing when one considers how fast the Legato Coupe looks. Speaking of the Italian musical term "legato," it translates to "tied together," and it was the theme ARK adhered to when it designed the car. In ARK's words, the the Legato conveys "the seamless integration of exotic design, tuned performance and luxury coupe interior ambience."
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