2007 Honda Cr-v Awd Ex-l on 2040-cars
Avon, Indiana, United States
2007 CR-V 5DR 4WD EX-L Vehicle number: JHLRE48797C095462 Engine Number K24Z1-1567982 Control Number: 303137 Int: Black Ext Whistler Silver Description: Selling my beloved Honda CR-V EXL. It s in great condition with absolutely nothing wrong mechanically, functionally. I am the second owner, and as an Adult professional, I ve cared for this vehicle both mechanically with frequent schedule tune-ups and cosmetically. There are also subtle useful extras, which make this Honda very unique, and different from the ones you see on the road. With 54,000 miles, this Vehicle is also still HONDA CERTIFIED USED with Power Train coverage until 7/31/14 or 100,000. So you can rest assured you can purchase with confidence. To book an appointment with me to see the vehicle and schedule, please call Shawn 347-678-5738. EXTRAS - Honda CRV OEM Running Boards - Honda CRV Rear Bumper Guard - Honda CRV Front Bull Bar w. Skid Tubes - Interior Wood Trim Kit - Front and Rear Honda CRV Weather- Tech Floor Liners - Front window tint 30% (lighter than the stock 35% in the back) - Brand New Dura-Last GOLD Battery with cranking amps installed 2012 - Four Newly installed tires (2010) 2256517R at 36,000 miles. ONLY 15,000 on tires. - Power Train Expiration 7/31/2014, 100,000 MILES - Sub Woofer Installed - HID Xenon head lights
Buy It Now $4,500 PLEASE NOTE I HAVE LISTED THIS FOR MY FRIEND AND KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT THE CAR, I AM ALSO USELESS AT CHECKING EBAY MESSAGES SO ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE DIRECT TO : misseahar3@gmail.com |
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