2001 Honda Accord Ex V6 Leather 127k Mi Fully Loaded!.! No Reserve No Reserve .. on 2040-cars
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Greetings,
I'm offering the Honda for sale, I've received it as a form of payment for a luck of options. I don't need a car at the moment, don't have the space for it and really don't want to be registering and be paying insurance on it. But I'm sure someone out there can put it to good use as Honda's do last and this one here is pretty clean and well maintained. Has low 126k mi for a 13 year old car, very smooth quiet and peppy, good gas mileage and big trunk. I had it looked up and appraised to compare with the face value of the debt and It really was solid mechanically, just passed PA safety inspection, 4 brand new matching Bridgestone tires, Tune up, brake pad and rotors. It's up for grab on NO RESERVE AUCTION as I thought I would never get my $5000 back from these people. Clean and clear title in hand. Thank you! |
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