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2013 Kia Grand Carnival
SLi Auto F MY13
$12,000
Excl. Govt. Charges
People Mover
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Automatic
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6cyl 3.5L Petrol
6cyl 3.5L Petrol
181,000 km
181,000 km
Private • NSW
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2008 BMW 1 Series
135i Sport Auto R
$22,500
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Automatic
Automatic
6cyl 3.0L T Petrol
6cyl 3.0L T Petrol
12,000 km
12,000 km
Private • NSW
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