2004 Honda Civic Hybrid Sedan 4-door 1.3l, Rebuilt Vehicle on 2040-cars
Cape Elizabeth, Maine, United States
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I bought this car with 43,000 miles, and it now has a little over 83,000. Exterior and Interior are in good shape, only minor knicks and chips here and there. No rust, underbody is in great shape as well. Car gets about 40 miles a gallon, and has only been used for commuting. Car comes with a nice CD player and bluetooth already installed. Car handles excellent on the highway, perfect for a commuter who wants to save a ton on gas.
Here are the issues: -Rebuilt title: Car was in a wreck prior to me owning it. I had it taken to a Honda dealership prior to my purchasing it, and they said that whoever rebuilt the vehicle did excellent work. -The car vibrates slightly off the line. This is a manufacturer's defect (I researched the issue and called Honda). Honda will not pay to fix this because of the rebuilt title status. The car has had this issue since I purchased it in 2009, and it has never been an issue. -Air bag light is on, AC does not work. -Driver's Side keyhole fell inside the door. I just got an inspection sticker in June, and I put new brake pads on it at that time. Oil has been changed regularly. If you can deal with the issues listed above or you are willing to get them fixed, then this is the perfect car for you. The reason I am selling this vehicle is because I want something 4WD for the Winter. This car will probably go for another 100,000+ miles no problem. |
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