2008 Honda Civic Mugen Si ***rare Car! 1 Out Of 1000*** Vtec-dohc on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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Selling my 2008 Honda Civic SI Mugen ***NO RESERVE***
Only 1 out of 1000 produced in 2008. Hard to find Rare Car!!! ONLY BID IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT BUYING! This Mugen Si has a Rebuilt Title. The car was purchased from an auto auction with Light Damage to the front Passenger-side Fender, Headlight and some Side Damage. The Passenger side of the car had some minor scratches and dents on the doors. Besides that the Rims were scratched up. Because the Mugen Si is Pricey compared to a regular Si, they salvaged the title. NO airbags Deployed & NO Frame Damage was impacted! I had a professional Body Shop here in Jacksonville, FL do the body work on the car & they did an excellent Job! I also Purchased all 4 New OEM Mugen GP Wheels! The car runs great, Looks great and everything works great!!! Bidding may end early upon Serious Offer! Contact me if you are seriously interested in the car or for any further questions. 904.502.6774 Miles: 98,000 Exterior Color: Fiji Blue Pearl Interior Color: Black Cloth w/ Red SI Stitching 4-door Sedan 6-Speed Manual Transmission Tires are in great shape! Full Synthetic Oil Changes. This Model includes Mugen Sports Suspension, Forged Aluminum 18-inch lightweight Alloy Wheels, a Full Aerodynamic Body Kit with an adjustable Rear Wing and Diffuser, and a Sport-tuned Exhaust. Stock Features: Engine: 2.0L VTEC-DOHC MacPherson strut front suspension Four-wheel independent suspension Double wishbone rear suspension Front and rear stabilizer bar Premium Cloth Bucket front seats Split-folding rear seatback Folding with storage center armrest Rear ventilation ducts Remote power door locks Power mirrors Dual vanity mirrors Cold Air Conditioning 1 one-touch power windows Cruise control Remote trunk release Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel Leather steering wheel Electric speed-proportional power steering Tilt and telescopic steering wheel Interior air filtration Front reading lights Simulated alloy trim on doors Alloy trim on shift knob PREMIUM SOUND Speed sensitive volume control 350 watts stereo output 1 subwoofer 7 total speakers AM/FM in-dash single CD player with CD MP3 Playback stereo Auxiliary MP3 audio input Radio data system Element antenna Power glass sunroof Rear defogger Variable intermittent wipers Inside mounted spare tire Performance tires GOOD THREAD 4-wheel ABS Traction control Dual front side-mounted airbags Remote anti-theft alarm system Rear door child safety locks Engine immobilizer Stability control Electronic brakeforce distribution Driver head restraint whiplash protection system Passenger head restraint whiplash protection system Tire pressure monitoring Front and rear head airbags Child seat anchors Ventilated front disc / solid rear disc brakes Daytime running lights Passenger airbag occupant sensing deactivation Front seatbelt pretensioners Emergency interior trunk release Additional Features: - PREMIUM COLD AIR INTAKE (F5 FUJITA INTAKE) - Catalytic Converter was removed for Better sound and Performance |
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