2003 Honda Civic 4-cylinder Automatic Sunroof All Power Great Gas Mileage!! on 2040-cars
New Gretna, New Jersey, United States
I have for sale a very nice 2003 Honda Civic. It is an 4-cylinder automatic. It is silver with grey interior. Car is clean inside and out. Has a couple of minor scratches and dings here and there from normal use. It is a 2-door with a sunroof and loaded inside. It has 168k miles. It runs and drives great and has been well maintained. Just had the Upper Control Bearings replaced as well as a sway bar and altenator, just for general maintenance and I do have the receipts. Tires have a lot of tread left. Just went through inspection. The couple of minor issues the car has are a cracked windshield and every now and then when driving I hear something rattle in the front like something is loose, doesn't do it all the time but occasionally. Took it to my mechanic and the only thing they found to be loose was the heat shield for the exhaust. I am the second owner, bought it from a friend that bought it new. If you have any questions or would like to come and see it just send me an email and we can set something up. Only selling because the car is too small for me to take my family around it. Gets great gas mileage, about 34 MPG!! If you would like to see any more pictures of anything in pacticular just ask and I will send them. Thanks for looking.
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