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I have for sale my Red 2006 Honda CR-V LX with a tan interior and this is the 4WD model with automatic transmission. The car overall is in excellent shape and mechanically there is nothing I could find wrong with this vehicle. It runs perfectly and has a set of new tires on it with receipt in the glove box. The engine has been serviced along with new spark plugs and I have changed the power steering hose. The car has four wheel disk brakes and new brake pads installed. This model of V-tech engine has a timing chain so no belt to replace. There are full airbags to include side curtain air bags. The AC works great and blows ice cold air. The drivers side window switch was repaired by Honda from a recall Honda had on it. The receipt is in the glove box.

Now for the things that I know are wrong with the vehicle. The exterior of the car is by no means in pristine condition there are lots of dents. It was owned prior to me by an elderly person who I think bumped into every pole or bumper they could see or not see. So the entire car has various dents and dings, but there has never been any kind of major accident or airbag deployment. You should be able to see them in the pictures and videos. I originally planned to repair and paint the vehicle and bought a new primed left front quarter panel. That is included with the vehicle in case you decide to repair it. It is Honda Part # 60261-SCA-A90ZZ The other thing I found is in the passenger seat someone dropped their cigarette and burned the seat. I did see where Honda does sell that part of the seat and you can replace if you so desired for about $200. The rest of the car is in really good shape. There are several of the plastic pieces inside have some scratches on them. The middle storage console there are some pins that are missing and when you open it it pops loose a little. It opens and closes fine you just notice it when you open it. The passenger side floor mate is a different color. It's more of a beige instead of tan.

Overall this is a very solid 4WD Honda that has a lot of life left in it. It has all the safety features one could want and if you live where it snows even better with the 4WD feature. I bought the about a month ago thinking I would save some gas over driving my big ford truck, but have found I’m not really Honda CR-V material and rather drive my big Ford truck.

Highest bidder takes it! Please pay deposit within 48 hours through PayPal and pay the balance within 7 days either by cash at pickup or we can work out other arrangements. If you wish to ship the vehicle I will work with you on pickup of the arrangements you make, but I will not pay for shipping.

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