2008 Honda Fit Base Hatchback 4-door 1.5l on 2040-cars
United States
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Silver Color Approximately 73000 miles No accidents. No flood damage. Great mechanical condition. We are selling the car because we are looking for a bigger (family size) car. Clean title; no liens; title has my and my wife's name. The patched scratch at the rear-right (visible in the photos) was caused by the first owner backing up from his garage and rubbing briefly against his other car. We bought the car this way because we were looking for a fuel efficient and reliable car and didn't care about the scratch at all. The oil was changed recently (at around 71000). I've been putting only Mobile One synthetic since we bought it. NO WARRANTY. NO RETURNS. CAR IS SOLD "AS IS". Please contact me with any questions. Happy bidding! Thanks! |
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