2002 Honda Crv Ex Automatic Silver / Black 4wd 110k Clean 16v 2.4l Vtec on 2040-cars
Lehighton, Pennsylvania, United States
2002 HONDA CRV - 110522 miles EX MODEL, ALL WHEEL DRIVE, MOONROOF, POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS, ALLOYS 2.4L VTEC 4 CYLINDER, AUTOMATIC w/OD, AC, CRUISE, TILT, ROOF RACK, PRIVACY GLASS FACTORY STOCK AM/FM CD PLAYER and CASSETTE Full Disclosure - CRV runs good but needs some minor work as follows --- front struts just started leaking, LH rear power window not working, Check engine Light is on, diagnosed as O2 sensor needs to be replaced, however it runs great as is. TIRES ARE 70%, VERY CLEAN inside and out CHECK the photos, non-smoker SUV, CLEAN CARFAX, No Accidents. Recently replaced a bunch of parts, listed as follows... NEW Interstate battery, NEW Water Pump, NEW Radiator, NEW Front Brakes and Rotors NEW Half Shafts (all 4), New Rear Wheel Bearings, New Rear Sway Bar Bushings, New Spark Plugs Amsoil Synthetic Oil and Filter, NEW rear ABS sensors, NEW Auto Trans Filter and Fluid, NEW Rear Differential Fluid and Axle Seals, NEW Serpentine Belt, NEW Honda coolant, Brake Fluid flushed and replaced, Have ALL receipts... PAYMENT - CASH IN PERSON, no checks, no exceptions NO SHIPPING, LOCAL PICKUP ONLY NO WARRANTY expressed or implied I am an eBay 100% positive feedback Seller and Buyer since 2001 |
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Thu, Feb 1 2018DETROIT — Automakers posted mixed U.S. new vehicle sales data for January, with American consumers continuing to abandon passenger cars for the larger pickup trucks, SUVs and crossover models that manufacturers also love because they are far more profitable. Total industry auto sales for the month rose 1 percent versus January 2016. According to Autodata Corp, which tracks industry sales, the seasonally adjusted annualized rate (SAAR) of U.S. car and light truck sales in January fell to 17.12 million units from 17.44 million a year earlier. Analysts polled by Reuters had expected a January SAAR of 17.2 million units. U.S. auto industry sales fell 2 percent in 2017 to 17.23 million vehicles after hitting a record high in 2016 and are expected to drop further in 2018 despite a solid economy. Interest rates are rising and around 4 million late-model used cars will return to dealer lots this year to compete with more expensive new ones. Automakers have used consumer discounts to boost sales, a growing concern for observers who say this undermines resale values and profits. Discounts declined in January, but remained above 10 percent of manufacturers' recommended prices. ""I think the industry has accepted that (sales) volumes will fall somewhat in 2018 ... and I don't think the industry is going to go over the cliff with insane incentives," Mike Jackson, chief executive officer of AutoNation Inc, told Reuters after his company, the largest U.S. auto retail chain, posted a higher quarterly net profit. Mark Wakefield, head of the North American automotive practice for consultancy AlixPartners, had a gloomier perspective. The industry's less-than-stellar sales performance for January showed "we are now past the peak," he said. "Automakers are now selling the deal instead of the vehicle," he said. "That's a tough spot to be in because that treadmill is hard to get off once you're on it." General Motors January sales rose 1.3 percent, driven by a 16 percent rise in fleet sales. Sales to consumers fell 2.4 percent. GM posted strong gains for models such as the Silverado pickup truck and Equinox crossover model, while its passenger cars continued to struggle. Ford The Blue Oval posted a 6.6 percent sales decline for January, with retail sales down 4.3 percent. Sales of Ford's F-Series pickup trucks - America's best-selling vehicle brand for decades — rose 1.6 percent. Passenger cars were down more than 23 percent.
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Tue, 18 Nov 2014With a Senate hearing scheduled for November 20, the investigations into the exploding airbag inflators from automotive supplier Takata are just beginning. Honda is among the automakers most affected by the problem with over five million vehicles potentially in need of repair in the US, according to the last estimate from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. But the actual number being fixed could be even higher because the company is also working with worried owners nationwide.
According to the Associated Press, Honda is willing to perform the repair for concerned owners of affected vehicles who live outside of the high-humidity regions that the recall covers. In a letter to customers online, the company explains that it wants to work with them to fix the problem and even provide temporary transportation, if necessary.
"This is not a new thing, and it does not represent us including vehicles outside of those regions within the recall or investigatory campaigns. It is a part of our ongoing efforts to work with our customers individually to resolve their concerns, even if their vehicle is not technically part of one of those actions," said Honda spokesperson Chris Martin to Autoblog via email.