2013 Fiat 500 Abarth Like New on 2040-cars
Cheshire, Massachusetts, United States
I hate to do it, but I need to get rid of my Abarth. I need something a
little bigger. The car will be traded in most likely by next
weekend, so hurry and jump on this chance to get a like new Abarth for
the fraction of the cost. I am not trying to make any money on this car,
I just would like to sell it for what I owe, I'm actually losing a little at my asking price. My asking price in under
book, see attached.
There is a good chance you have not gotten to experience the Abarth version of the Fiat 500. I have owned this car for a little over a year and I have yet to see another one in this area. This car is a blast to drive, just makes you giggle at what this little thing puts out for power, and still get 32-34MPG around town constantly. Currently has 15k on it. It will go up slightly as this is my daily. Car is still under the manufactures full bumper to bumper warranty. There are no dents or dings, paint shines like new. Interior is very clean. No issues, noises, car is 100%. Tires are like new, only about 2000 miles on them. Car does have an aftermarket boost gauge, the stock one wasn't reading correctly. All services up to date, oil just changed at 14500. Changed every 3500 miles, even though Fiat allows 7000 mile intervals. Any questions feel free to shoot me an email/text. Like I said I would need to move this by next weekend. |
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