--------Greetings----------- Hello? This is Lee Gwang-ho, director of Eco Motors. How much profit do you make when you buy a car? Rather than worrying about How do I improve my condition?? I'm thinking about it. Of course, since it is a business and we have to make a profit, we cannot repair or exchange indefinitely. We do as much work as we can within the budget to make sure it is in the best condition. Also, to save on gas costs, I don't let the warning light come on. This can cause damage to the fuel pump and high-pressure pump, but there are many cases where the oil is left all the way down. As a car lover, this is unacceptable. I think more about cars than money. This is my attitude toward tea. A better used car than yesterday!!! A car that looks good and a car that is good are completely different. We will buy good cars, make them better, and sell them. -------- Vehicle Description ---------- - This is a one-person, accident-free vehicle. - There are two insurance records, and it is a small accident with a labor cost of 80,000 won and a cost of 410,000 won. - Outdoor conditions are very good. Of course, it cannot be compared to a new car, but it is a 13 year old car. Considering this, you can consider it to be in the best condition. - The interior has signs of wear on the leather seats and tinting, and the rest is clean. - All four tires have 80-90% remaining. - There are some wheel scratches. - Roof box included. If you do not need it, it can be removed and sold. - You said that the vehicle had its consumables replaced on time and that it was recently maintained at a cost of about 3 million won. However, after purchase, clearance in the lower body was confirmed, and as a result of inspection, there was a problem with the lower arm bushing, so I exchanged it for a new one. - I have 2 keys. - Test drive and inspection services are welcome!!! >Directions Navi search: Eco Motors Co., Ltd., #220, Sajik Auto Land, 15 Gwangjang-ro, Yeonje-gu, Busan (Geoje-dong) Nearby search: Located right in front of Sajik Golf Land or Busan Archives. By bus: Take number 10, 210, 54, or 83-1 and get off at the National Archives of Korea History Museum stop.