2000 Honda Accord Se, Automatic, Sedan, 2.3 V-tec, Remote Start, 2nd. Owner on 2040-cars
Cleveland, New York, United States
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2000 Honda Accord SE, Automatic, Sedan 2nd. Owner - 215,000 Miles - Recently Inspected Options include: V-Tech Engine, Remote Start With 2 Remotes, AC, Power Windows, Power Locks, Cruise, Keyless Entry, Honda Floor Mats, and Original Manual The car is in great shape for the year with a real nice interior and pretty much no rust. This car recently passed its NYS Inspection, then just a short time later the check engine light came on and the transmission began acting up on me. I have not had the car looked at. It might just need a speed sensor, but I am not sure, it may need tranny work. The car will move fine, but it was slipping in and out of overdrive on me, so I had it towed home and decided to sell it as is. The car has a clear title and has been a great car. The oil has been changed every 5000 miles using full synthetic ever since I have owned it when it had 96,000 miles. Serious Bidders Only... High Bidder Wins, No Reserve!!! I can help with delivery of the car within a 1 hour drive of 13042 for a minimal fee. |
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