2003 Honda Civic Lx Sedan 4-door. Only 86726 Miles One Owner. Clean Carfax. on 2040-cars
Pomona, New York, United States
PERFECT COMMUTER/FIST CAR/RELIABLE LONG DISTANCE CRUISER. This car is for a buyer that is looking to have something GREAT ON GAS, DEPENDABLE, that WILL NOT RUIN YOUR WALLET without having to care that much about the exterior appearance (anymore).... Pluses: -ONE OWNER vehicle. -SERVICED at Honda service. -CLEAN CARFAX. -RELIABLE -NEW TIRES -Solid drive without strange or suspicious noises. -NO VIBRATIONS, nor unusual rattles. -LOW MILEAGE (less than 8k miles a year) -FUN to drive. -RETAINS its VALUE -CLEAN Interior -NEVER in an accident. -INEXPENSIVE to maintain (or fix... it is Honda though, therefore you can probably ignore the "fix" part) -... you won't cry when scratched for the first time.... :) Minuses: Scratches on the hood, roof, trunk due to previous (original) owner removing snow with inappropriate tools (grrrrrr.) Pictures show all of them. Scratches on the front bumper (both corner- edges) and rear bumper. Couple of quarter-sized dents. Bottom line: Great car with original owner being careless enough to diminish its value by damaging the original paint. You are presented with any opportunity to acquire great product at reduced price due to cosmetic blemishes only. HAPPY BIDDING!!! Feel free to contact me with any additional questions. CARFAX CARFAX Detailed History
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Purchased: 2003
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