2009 Saturn Sky Red Line Convertible on 2040-cars
Brandenburg, Kentucky, United States
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Great deal at $19,900 (or best offer). Listed less than NADA suggested price of $20,900. After enduring the polar vortex winter you deserve to enjoy the sun! This enjoyable convertible will have you soaking in the Vitamin D and smiling ear to ear. The high-performing Red Line model with 260-hp turbocharged engine will have you at 0 to 60 in 5.5 seconds, then back to 0 in 116 feet. The wide body and excellent suspension will have you craving winding roads. This one-owner vehicle has been garage kept, lady driven and mostly highway miles. Looking to sell in order to move and buy a new home. Details and options include: 4-cylinder turbocharged engine, Automatic transmission, Limited-Slip 3.73 rear axle, Performance-Oriented suspension tuning, City: 19 mph, Highway: 24-25 mpg, Rear-wheel drive, Exterior Color: Silver Pearl, Interior Color: black leather seats, premium Monsoon sound system, OnStar Safe & Sound, XM Radio, AM/FM, CD-player, Auxillary/MP3 outlet, Remote keyless entry with power door locks, Remote trunk opener, Cruise control, Voice activated Bluetooth telephone capable, Leather steering wheel, 4-wheel ABS brakes, Traction control (ABS and driveline), Boost gauge, Polished chrome wheels, Performance tires, High-flow stainless exhaust system with dual outlets. |
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