2005 Hyundai Sonata
Live Auction
| Reserve Price Range | $900 - $1,500 |
| Autobid | - |
| Date & Time | 14 May 2026, 5:00pm |
| Lot & Lane | Lot tbc / Lane 1 |
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Vehicle Details
Vehicle
Hyundai Sonata
Year
2005
Body
Sedan
Seats
5
Origin
New Zealand New
Colour
Red
Transmission
Automatic
Drive
Two Wheel Drive
Odometer
96,689 km
History
Fuel
Petrol
Engine
3,342 cc
WOF Expiry
30/07/2026
Reg Expiry
11/08/2026
Contact & Location
Mathew Green 0273001567
Turners Palmerston North Cars Branch, 201 John F Kennedy Drive
Further InformationImportant Information
Turners Basic Condition Guide
Consumer Information Notice (CIN)
The vendor for this vehicle is in trade.
Contact & Location
Mathew Green 0273001567
Turners Palmerston North Cars Branch, 201 John F Kennedy Drive
Further InformationVehicle Star Ratings
Fuel Consumption
11.3 litres per 100 km
Yearly Cost
$4,430.00* Cost per year is an estimate based on petrol price of $2.80 per litre and an average distance of 14000 km. Emissions and Energy Economy figures standardised to 3P WLTP.
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Based on 2025 UCSR rating for 05-10 models
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Contact & Auction Details
Auction Name
BIG THURSDAY - Vehicles Under $10k
Reserve Price Range
$900 - $1,500
Auction fees
$375* Further Information
*Estimate only based on reserve price range
*Estimate only based on reserve price range
Auction Date
14 May 2026, 5:00pm
Lot & Lanes
Lot tbc / Lane 1
Auction Location
Turners Palmerston North Cars
201 John F Kennedy Drive
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Vehicle Location
Contact
Mathew Green 0273001567
Additional Information
| Vin | KMHEU41FR5A071235 |
| Turners Ref | 28130348 |
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Comments
Would you look good in this 2005 Hyundai Sonata ?
This New Zealand new Sedan has done 96,689 Kms and has had 5 owners. WOF until 30/07/2026 and registration until 11/08/2026.
Timing chain for durable, low-maintenance running.
Cruise control – great for highway cruising and open roads. And it really does help reduce fatigue on longer trips.