2002 Acura Rsx Base Coupe 2-door Hatchback Automatic Silver on 2040-cars
Uniondale, New York, United States
Up for sale is a 2002 acura RSX Base. its automatic with 146k miles. It has been taken great care of and was non smoker female driven. Tune up and oil change was done few weeks ago. No leaks, no check engine light, no airbag light, no accident. Car shifts perfect, no clicking sound. Great commuter car. I have carfax available as well and can email you if requested. I am selling this for my girlfriend. She is the third owner of the vehicle and had it since 2008. Interior is in good condition, has leather seats. Selling because I'm upgrading her to a newer car. There is a large rip on the driver front seat, remaining seats are good. Everything works in the car. I have noted the little cosmetic things that are are wrong with the car. It has a large dent on the driver side fender and small dent on the passenger side fender. Mechanically the car is great. The car has a remote start, tinted windows and all weather factory rubber mats. Everything is stock on the car. I have always maintained the car for her. I have the original owners manual with service records, 2 sets of keys along with 2 remote start key fobs. Car is located at Uniondale, NY. I am willing to deliver the car within 100 miles distance or you can contact me to see if we can work something out. The car is still registered, insured and being driven everyday. I have more pictures available upon request. Any questions please ask, thank you for looking.
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