2003 Honda Civic Hybrid W/ New Hybrid Battery--needs Work on 2040-cars
Brookfield, Connecticut, United States
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2003 Honda Civic Hybrid
I hit a patch of ice and spun into a guardrail a week ago. The front end was damaged and the 2 front airbags deployed. The frame in the front needs to be straightened somewhat, but the front wheels and the suspension seem unaffected. The engine was not hit. The engine starts and runs fine with no check engine light. I have been running the engine every day to keep the engine and IMA battery healthy. It appears that with a little work on the frame in front the car could be fine. I just don't have time to work on this now. The car has a clean title and is ready for immediate purchase. (I didn't have collision insurance on this car so the insurance company never looked at it, and I didn't cancel the CT registration after the accident because I planned to fix it.) This car has a new IMA (hybrid) battery that was installed just over a year ago in the fall of 2012. The battery is still under warranty for almost 2 more years and the warranty is transferrable. Please see bumblebeebatteries.com for more info. I will also include a wiring harness to connect this battery to the Genesis One grid charger. The harness hasn't been installed yet but it's easy to do. The IMA battery and charging harness together cost about 2300. Other features of the car: JVC HD radio and CD player 5 speed manual transmission new seat covers and floor mats clean interior, no rips or stains good tires with lots of tread left new 12 volt battery installed just a month ago always very well maintained with regular oil changes there are video monitors and a CD / DVD player in the 2 headrests for entertainment in the back seat antenna for sirius satellite radio on the roof includes the official (green) Honda repair manual for this car which costs $100 the car gets great gas mileage--50 mpg on the highway if you drive carefully Parts that will need to be replaced to drive the car: front windshield (broken by the airbag) the 2 front airbags radiator and oil cooler front bumper and grill A/C and water pump belt splash shields under the engine headlights $2600 or best offer. I would like to move this quickly. |
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