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2002 Honda Crv Ex Sport Utility 4d, Manual. Beautiful, Reliable Car! No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:2002 Mileage:180144
Location:

Piermont, New York, United States

Piermont, New York, United States

This listing is for a 2002 Honda CR-V, EX Sport Utility, 4 Door that I bought used with 22K miles on it in 2004. 

Since then I have been the only driver, maintained the car well (I have all records for you).  I am selling it only because I need a commuting car and will purchase a hybrid.  Otherwise the car continues to run well and I have been replacing parts as needed and caring for it well. Mechanics say that there's no reason that the car shouldn't get another 100K if cared for.

Kelley Blue Book suggests that in 'good' condition, it should be worth $5,500. We think it is even better than that.

Most recent improvements:
1. New front struts (due to winter potholes) March 2014
2. Rear brakes, Caliper, March 2013
3. All brakes, October 2012
4. New Catalytic Converter, February 2012
5. New Clutch, June 2011
6. Four new tires, October 2010
7. Battery, March 2010
8. Front brakes, November 2007.

Service on suggested maintenance timelines and oil change receipts from every 3,000 miles, etc.

A sweet, reliable 4wd car that has taken great care of us and undoubtedly has many, many more miles to go.

Inside is like new (a few stains on the carpet, but very small). Outside also in good shape, with exception of a ding on the driver's door I got (not knowing who did it) back in 2005 and never repaired (see photos).

Has been great especially in this wintery weather!

Please email me with any questions and I will try to get back to you within 24 hours.  Pick up or buyer arranged shipping only. We are in New York metropolitan area.






Here is a listing of the original Kelley Blue Book specs:
Powertrain
Engine 4-Cyl, 2.4 Liter
Horsepower 160 @ 6000 RPM
Torque 162 @ 3600 RPM
Fuel Economy City 20/Hwy 24/Comb 22 MPG
Bore x Stroke 3.43 x 3.90
Compression Ratio 9.6
Fuel Type Gas
Fuel Induction Electronic Fuel Induction
Valve Train Dual Overhead Cam
Valves Per Cylinder 4
Total Number Valves 16
Transmission Manual
Drivetrain 4WD
Transfer Case -
Dimensions
Fuel Capacity 15.3 gallons
Wheel Base 103.1 inches
Overall Length 178.6 inches
Width with Mirrors 70.2 inches
Width without Mirrors -
Height 66.2 inches
Curb Weight 3287 lbs.
Tires / Wheel Size P205/70SR15
Rear Tires / Wheel Size -
Turning Radius 33.8 feet
Standard Axle Ratio 4.77
Minimum Ground Clearance 8.1 inches
Maximum Ground Clearance -
Maximum GVWR 4165 lbs.
Maximum Towing 1500 lbs.
Payload Base Capacity -
Head Room: Front 38.9 inches
Head Room: Rear 39.1 inches
Leg Room: Front 41.3 inches



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