2004 Honda Accord Ex Coupe on 2040-cars
Broomfield, Colorado, United States
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2004 Honda Accord EX Coupe. 115,325 original miles. 5-Speed Manual transmission. Fully loaded. Leather seats.
This car has been nothing but great to me, has never broken down, always reliable, and I am sad to have to sell it. I bought it used 4 years ago, and most of the miles on the car are highway miles from me. If you're like me, and prefer driving a stick, then this is the car for you. They are hard to find, and I had to search for a manual transmission, because I refuse to own an automatic for a sportier model car. I have all the records and maintenance... I've never missed an oil change. The body is in almost perfect condition, minus a few dings on the driver's side door, and scratches on driver's side rear. Tires are good, less than two years old. This car is ready for service, and I am going to get inspection done to see if anything else is needed. The KBB price for this car is low $5225 and high $6,400, so this falls in the middle, and I took consideration the maintenance work that needs to be done, off the reserve price. Overall, nothing but an excellent car to me, and well taken care of... if you know Honda's then you know they last forever when taken care of. :) *Note: I currently have a lien on the car, so it will take a few weeks for title. Please know that I have the DMV paperwork to transfer title and registration to you, for your protection. |
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