2012 Honda Civic Lx Sedan 4-door 1.8l - Warranty Included on 2040-cars
United States
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Purchased Spring 2013. 30 miles when purchased - currently 11,000 miles. Smells new. Exterior like new. Bought from expert who buys solid cars at great discounts. Why am I selling? Orders to Lima, Peru. Will stay here for a while. We do not want to store and pay upkeep, storage, and insurance an unused car for several more years. It is currently in a professional storage facility in Houston, TX (since April 2014). The car must be picked up at the Vehicle Storage Facility. USAA currently holds the title since there is a current loan. Warranty - I purchased the vehicle in May 2013 with a 3-year parts warranty. The remainder of the warranty will be transferred to the winning bidder. It is a great reliable and like-new car from a solid manufacturer. It was a lucky find for us when we made the purchase. I have included pictures of the warranty. To show fairness in the pricing, I included a copy of the original sales receipt (dated April 28, 2013) showing the amount we paid - that amount does not include the taxes and shipping - we got a great deal! I would like to have the car sold before my next $200 monthly storage payment is due on October 3rd. Thank you for your interest. |
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