Kia Cerato 2014 Red Automatic Used for Sale in Sheraton
598,000 EGP Max.
662,000 EGP
Seller Comment
Kia Cerato 2014 for sale in Sheraton. It's red, automatic, and the odometer reads 205,000 km. Price is 690,000. The body is factory original except for a few small parts that were color-painted only: the two bumpers and the fenders. That's everything on the outside. Engine and transmission are in excellent shape. It's a first-owner car, originally from Saudi Arabia, and the license is valid for two more years. If you're looking through used cars for sale in Sheraton, this Kia Cerato 2014 is listed at 690,000 with 205,000 km on it. It's a sedan, red, automatic, located in Sheraton.
Equipment
Comfort
- Air Conditioning
- Electric mirrors
- Power Steering
- Touch Screen
Windows
- Front Power Windows
- Back Power Windows
Sound System
- AUX
- Bluetooth
- Multifunction
Safety
- Driver Airbag
- EPS
- Airbags
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