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I am selling my 2007 Honda Civic. It has been a great car and a joy to drive. Only reason I am selling is I picked up another car for very cheap so I no longer need this one. It is a habenero red Civic Si Coupe 6 speed and all works as it should. It has newer continental contact DWS Z rated tires, oil has always been changed every 3,000. It is my daily driver that I take to work so milage may be slightly higher at time of purchase. It does have a few scratches and dings from the parking garage at work, people stink. Three other things to mention; the car needs new foglight housings, both are cracked. This is probably the third set of fog lights I have put it and are now cracked again from rocks on the highway. There is a dent in the right rear fender from the wooden sign in the front of my house, I rubbed it pulling out of my driveway once, and finally I ran over something in the road which gave me a flat, but it also came up and hit the bottom of the left rear fender. It is not noticable unless you are looking from the ground, and I have included a pic. The car is adult owned, not abused, and all stock. There is some scratching on the shifter knob, im guessing the person that owned the car before me wore rings. Also has 5000K HID low beams that work great. Bid with confidence, this is a nice car despite the blemishes.
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