2002 Honda Odyssey Ex-l Mini Passenger Van 5-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Scribner, Nebraska, United States
This Honda van is in awesome shape, being driven 144 miles per day round trip for work has put quite a few miles on it but it has had regular services and been well cared for in it's lifetime and still has a ton of life left! Everything in this van works perfectly and nothing has been damaged. The tires are newer and the leather interior is in great shape. This van is great if you have kids because it has a large screened DVD player in the roof and headphones and remote are included with van! Bottom line this van is a absolute great vehicle that looks awesome inside and out and drives just as great as it looks, I am still driving it for the time being and absolutely love the way it handles, you won't find a nicer van! This van has heated and power seats, power windows, power locks, cruise control, DVD player with remote and headsets, auto opening side doors with the remote, two sets of keys with two remotes, and a am/fm with cd player, and all of it works perfectly! Thanks for looking and bid with confidence if it doesn't run and drive just as I have explained you have NO obligation to pay for it, you will not be let down on this one!!!!!!!!
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