2003 Honda Accord - 4 Door - Silver on 2040-cars
Glen Cove, New York, United States
You are looking at a 2003 Honda Accord in Silver. The car is a 4 door with black leather interior. Under the hood is a 2.6L engine with 175, 283 miles on the car. The milage is all from highway driving to and from work everyday. The car has been maintained and is very clean. Within the past six months a new all around set of tires, brakes, a new battery and a complete tune up have been done/installed on the car. The car's history is clean and has never been involved in an accident. Please feel free to contact me at (516)-351-5890 with any questions about the car. Please note that the car is available for pickup only in Glen Cove, NY (Located in Nassau County on Long Island), or if you wish to provide transportation and pickup of the car at your own expense, that is fine as well. Thank you and good look bidding! VIN: 1HGCM56683A103497 |
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