2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe 6 Speed Manual Transmission 24,020k Miles on 2040-cars
North East, Maryland, United States
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For sale is my 2012 Honda Civic Si. This car currently has 24,020 miles, however, mileage may increase just slightly, as I drive this car around town. I am currently driving another vehicle, so mileage will not increase drastically. Purchased new in September 2012 from Piazza Honda of Philadelphia. I have been the only driver/owner of the car. Generally driven on the highway, driven by a female driver who drives very conservatively. Driven so conservatively, I was seeing between 31-34 MPG depending on the time of year. Engine number is : K24Z7-1020117. The color is taffeta white, interior is black with red trim. The car has NEVER been involved in ANY type of accident. The car is super clean with the exception of an extremely small stone chip along wheel well and another extremely small stone chip on hood. I have all of the maintenance records as well as all the documents from initial purchase of the car. Total vehicle price listed on the sheet was $23,145. Happy to answer any questions regarding the car. |
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