2008 - Honda Element on 2040-cars
Defiance, Missouri, United States
For your consideration I am selling my 2008 Honda Element creme-puff with only 49k miles. Great for all this crappy weather. Even better when Springtime comes. Nimble footprint will take you just about everywhere. great for camping. This all wheel drive is a great vehicle for getting around in nasty weather. With nearly 75 cubic feet of cargo space it is great for hauling a lot of stuff. Has rear skylight, auto transmission, power windows-locks and a CD/am-fm/XM RADIO with AUX audio Jack connection. It has a couple of scuffs and scratches, check the pics. Super cool BLUE color with super low miles. I reserve the right to end the auction at any time.
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