2006 Kia Spectra5 Base Hatchback 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Peyton, Colorado, United States
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2006 KIA Spectra 5 Hatchback
- 76,000 Adult Driven/Dealer Maintained Miles
- Non-smoker
- Factory installed automatic sun roof a $350 NADA added value
- New Kenwood KDC-BT648U USB/CD In Dash Receiver
- New Michelin Pilot Exalto A/S Tires at 72,000 miles a $500 dollar value
- New brakes the end of 2011 (about 16,000 miles on them) a $500 dollar value
- New dealer installed timing belt, water pump, belts and oil change 60,000 miles (by Dave Solon Kia) a $500 dollar value
- Professionally installed tinted windows a $300 value
- Al Serra is the regular dealer for oil changes every 3,000 miles
- Originally purchased in 2008 from Mike Shaw in Colorado Springs with 32,000 miles, I am the third owner. It is a great running car that has got me up to 36 mpg on the highway and averages about 27 around town. I'm only selling because I have too many vehicles (4) and don't need them all. This KIA has very low miles and is clean as a whistle and will make someone an excellent vehicle.
Booked at $7,200 and found dealer listed near $8,000 (one at $12,900) without the tinted windows not sure about the sun roof etc.
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Kia Spectra for Sale
2008 kia spectra sx manual transmission
No reserve 02 low miles air conditioning auto transmission 4 cylinder fwd p/s
Ex 2.0l cd front wheel drive power steering 4-wheel disc brakes steel wheels a/c
2008 kia spectra sx manual transmission
2.0l cd front wheel drive tires - front performance tires - rear performance
2006 kia spectra es 4-door 2.0l, one owner,
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