Candy Red 2009 Honda Civic Si 6 Speed Manual Transmission 4 Door Sedan on 2040-cars
Altamonte Springs, Florida, United States
You are getting from me what you are expecting to get, I pride myself in being a honest seller that's why I'm describing the condition of this beautiful, hard to find, 4 door sedan Red 2009 Honda Civic si as accurate as possible. As an ex-auto transporter(car hauler) for many years I saw the faces of too many dissatisfied customers(buyers) when they received their vehicles due to condition issues.
This car runs and drives perfectly, I had a new clutch put on it and 2 new front tires. The interior is in inmaculate condition not one tear, broken, or burned marks on its seats, Missing driver side and rear floor mats(I'm in the process of buying them). There's some minor defects on the exterior, 2 dings on the right quater panel and 1 on the left. Scratch on the right and left fender,right rocker panel, on the rear spoiler a buffed burn that took some paint off. Small crack on the front fender under the left headlamp(1/2 inch.)At the time of listing of the vehicle the scratches were still on the car, they will be professionally touched painted. Everything works: Not a single warning light nor code flashing on the dash Sun roof Power windows, power locks Black with red trim seats am/fm cd radio air conditioner trunk opens from the key remote All weather rubber guard for the trunk 17" inch alloy wheels disc brakes, front & rear rear spoiler fog lights, daytime running lights. I encourage customers to find their own transporter to have the car shipped to them, but will gladly help an assist in having the vehicle shipped if customer needs. |
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