Scott Kia of Springfield

Name: Scott Kia of Springfield
Address: 321 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, PA, 19064, US
Telephone: 610-544-0100
Rating: 2.0

321 Baltimore Pike
Springfield, PA 19064 610-544-0100

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14 ratings
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Consumer from Media, PA
Apr 03, 2020

Always very professional and work done well

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