Honda Civic Good Condition on 2040-cars
Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
Features - One owner car, original owner is seller. - Clean Illinois title. - Zero accident vehicle. - Navigation system. - Premium audio - Moonroof. - Two original main keys and one original valet key. - Cruise control. - Rubber floor mats, plastic factory trunk liner - Damplifier sound deadening installed under carpet, in doors, etc. Premium Audio: - Kenwood DNX 9960 Stereo NAVI/head unit with bluetooth, SIRIUS (requires subscription), Garmin navigation, IPOD/ IPhone 4s jack, USB jack, mp3, CD, DVD, remote, steering wheel audio control. - Zapco DC 650.6 digital reference DSP amplifier in trunk - Scanspeak Revelator 7" mids in left/right front doors - SEAS Lotus reference tweeters in custom window pods - 10" SEAS L26ROY Subwoofer in custom trunk pod Condition - Engine: Excellent running condition, typical MPG is 33-34 combined city/hwy. Hwy only can reach 38 MPG depending on how fast you drive. City only you should expect 30 mpg. Oil changed regularly @ 6k intervals on dino or 9k intervals on synthetic. Currently running Mobil 1 synthetic and due for an oil change and new spark plugs in approx 2000 miles. Right rear disc brake works but shows some uneven wear. New tires w/ 40k tread life. A/C blows cold. Slight engine rust as one would expect for an 8 year old car. - Exterior: Two front bumper scratches visible in pictures. Some small dings on hood and sides, typical for an 8-year old used car. One rock chip in windshield. Replaced rear bumper for cosmetic reasons after brushing a post--damage was cosmetic to the bumper only. Left rear wheel rim has some scratches from the most recent tire change. - Interior: Shows signs of use but no major damage. Small tear on right rear seat, see pictures. Driver side visor works but requires caution lifting back "up" due to a manufacturing defect - Honda has issued a TSB on this problem. If you squeeze the visor while lifting, it's fine--however, if fixing this is essential to you, a new visor costs ~$60 at typical online parts websites and is an easy fix. - Electronics: Good working condition. No 'Check Engine' or other status messages light up. Only flaw is approximately 3-4 times per year,on starting car, the stereo plays a loud buzzing tone. Restarting the car resets this. Only repair to electronics is in ~2009 after a status light came on, the dealer repaired a cut airbag system wire that detects if someone is sitting in the seat. All 4 power windows work, both power mirrors work, power locks work, moonroof works. Cruise control works. |
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