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Southtown Hyundai
Located in Edmonton, Alberta approximately
7 km(s) away
4 cyl, power windows, doors, mirrors, very low km's, balance of factory warranty, local vehicle, inspected and serviced....more
Southside Mitsubishi
Located in Edmonton, Alberta approximately
8 km(s) away
2010 Hyundai Elantra GLS sedan with Automatic transmission and 2.0L 4 cylinder engine. Includes Balance of Factory 5 year 100,000km full warranty, Full Carproof Vehicle History Report, 60 point...more
Southtown Hyundai
Located in Edmonton, Alberta approximately
7 km(s) away
2.0,4 cyl. Power windows, doors and mirrors, heated seats, cruise control, Manual 5 speed transmission. balance of factory warranty....more
Lexus of Edmonton
Located in Edmonton, Alberta approximately
7 km(s) away
Brentridge Ford
Located in Wetaskiwin, Alberta approximately
64 km(s) away
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