Selling my trusted Kia Rio 2007
Hello everyone! I'm looking for a new owner for my reliable little buddy here.
She's a very clean and fuel efficient sedan with fuel efficiency of 7L/100km.
She has been regularly maintained and taken care of with love.
Below are some details. Feel free to drop me a message if you're interested to view and test drive her.
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NO dents at all
NO mechanical issues
NO electrical issues
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- 1.6 Litre petrol engine
- 2WD
- Automatic transmission
- CD player
- Climate control
- 15" Alloy wheels
- Reversing Sensor
- Tow bar
FREE:
- Bluetooth radio transmitter
- New steering wheel cover
- First aid kit
- Stove, pot and gas for outdoor cooking
WOF: 11/2025
Rego: 28/05/2025 (I can renew it before handing over)
Mileage : 210, XXX km
Front left tyre newly changed in Oct '24
Drive belt newly changed in Oct '24
Engine oil replaced in mid '24
Air filter and cabin filter replaced in mid '24
(All receipts kept in car book)
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