2007 Honda Odyssey Lx In Excellent Condition 42,000 Miles Navy Blue on 2040-cars
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States
UP FOR AUCTION IS MY PERSONAL LIKE NEW CONDITION 2007 HONDA ODYSSEY LX VAN. IT HAS ONLY 42,000 ORIGINAL MILES. IT IS LOADED WITH EACH AND EVERY OPTION FROM THAT YEAR LIKE POWER WINDOWS, POWER DOOR LOCKS, ALLOY WHEELS, AM FM CD, A/C FRONT AND REAR SEPARATE CONTROL, DUAL FRONT AIR BAGS, AS WELL AS SIDE AIR BAGS, REAR STORAGE COMPARTMENTS, ALSO THIRD ROW OF SEATING CAN BE FOLD DOWN IN THE BODY. TILT AND CRUISE CONTROL, THIS VAN LOOKS LIKE NEW AND RUNS LIKE NEW AND CAN BE DRIVEN ANY WHERE ANY GIVEN TIME. IT HAS 3.5 V6 ENGINE WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION WHICH RUNS SMOOTH. BOTH REAR AND FRONT AC BLOWS COLD. VEHICLE HAS SALVAGE HISTORY BECAUSE THERE WERE MINOR DAMAGE ON REAR BUMPER WHICH HAS BEEN REPLACED PROFESSIONALLY, IT HAS BEEN ALREADY CLEAR THROUGH DMV AND NOW THIS VEHICLE HAS CLEAR TITLE. NEW OWNER CAN TRANSFER FOR NEW OWNER SHIP WITH OUT ANY ISSUE. I AM INCLUDING MANY PICTURES BUT IF STILL HAVE ANY QUESTION OR CONCERN PLEASE CALL OR TEXT AT 540-435-9052. VEHICLE IS FOR LOCAL PICKUP ONLY OR MAKE YOUR OWN ARRANGEMENTS FOR SHIPPING OR PICKUP, I REQUIRE $500 NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT WITH 48 HOURS, PLEASE BID IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT THE AUCTION, PLEASE DON'T WASTE MINE AND YOUR TIME BECAUSE IT TAKES TIME AND MONEY TO PLACE AN AUCTION, GOOD LUCK AND HAPPY BIDDING. |
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Honda recalls nearly 350k Odyssey minivans over unintended braking
Sun, 03 Nov 2013A problem reported with the Vehicle Safety Assist System has prompted Honda and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to issue a recall for Odyssey minivans from the 2007 and 2008 model years.
The issue revolves around a combination of parts and software that have been reported to cause the vehicle to brake hard and unexpectedly, without illuminating the brake lights. Imagine driving behind one of these vehicles when the malfunction occurs and you can easily understand how an unexpected rear-end collision could ensue.
Unfortunately, Honda won't be able to fix the problem until next spring, at which point the manufacturer will call in the 344,187 units affected into their local dealership for a fix. In the meantime, Honda will instruct owners on how to avoid the situation. For further details, see the full recall notice below.
Mixed sales results, but automaker stocks rise on need for cars in Houston
Fri, Sep 1 2017DETROIT — The Big Three Detroit automakers on Friday reported better-than-expected August sales and issued optimistic outlooks for demand as residents of the Houston area replace flood-damaged cars and trucks after Hurricane Harvey, sending their stocks higher. General Motors, Ford and Fiat Chrysler posted mixed August U.S. sales, with GM up 7.5 percent and Ford and Fiat Chrysler down. Japanese automaker Toyota improved sales by nearly 7 percent, while Honda fell 2.4 percent. Still, analysts focused on the potential for Detroit automakers to cut inventories and stabilize used vehicle prices as residents of Houston, the fourth largest city in the United States, are forced to replace tens of thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands, of vehicles after the devastation from Hurricane Harvey. Mark LaNeve, Ford's U.S. sales chief, told analysts on Friday that following Hurricane Katrina in 2005 "we saw a very dramatic snapback" in demand. That said, Ford sales fell 2.1 percent in August. It sold 209,897 vehicles in the United States, compared with 214,482 a year earlier. Sales were down 1.9 percent in the Ford division and off 5.8 percent at Lincoln. Demand was down for cars, crossovers and SUVs. It was not clear how many vehicles in the Houston area will be scrapped, LaNeve said, saying he had seen estimates ranging from 200,000 to 400,000 to 1 million. Ford's Houston dealers may have lost fewer than 5,000 vehicles in inventory, he said. Ford is the No. 1 automaker in the Houston market, with 18 percent share, according to IHS Markit. The company plans to ship used vehicles to Houston dealers and has "every indication we would have to add some production" of new vehicles to meet demand, LaNeve said. Investor concerns about inventories of unsold vehicles and falling used car prices have weighed on Detroit automakers' shares most of this year. Now, automakers can anticipate a jolt of demand from a big market that is a stronghold for Detroit brand trucks and SUVs. "It's got to be a positive for the industry," LaNeve said. Investors appeared to agree. GM shares rose as much as 3.3 percent to their highest since early March. Ford increased 2.8 percent at $11.34, and Fiat Chrysler's U.S.-traded shares were up 5.2 percent $15.91, hitting their highest in more than five years. GM reported a 7.5 percent increase in U.S. auto sales in August, helped by robust sales of crossovers across its four brands.
Honda slowing US production due to ports dispute
Thu, Feb 19 2015The labor dispute that idled 29 ports on the West Coast last the weekend, including Los Angeles and Long Beach, CA, is about to make its effects felt on the showroom floor, according to Reuters. Honda, Toyota and Subaru have been trying to work around the labor disagreement, cutting overtime and airlifting parts to factories, but Honda says parts shortages at plants in Indiana, Ohio and Ontario, Canada, are now severe enough to impede production. The lack of transmissions and some electronic components will slow output of the Honda Accord, Civic, and CR-V – as well as unnamed Acuras. The three affected factories will rework their production schedules from Feb. 16-23. The ports have reopened this week, and US Labor Secretary Tom Perez has flown to San Francisco to mediate a new agreement between the 20,000 dockworkers represented by the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Maritime Association, which represents the terminals and shipping companies. Talks have been going on for almost nine months and the issues aren't settled; meanwhile, the West Coast ports that handle half the nation's maritime cargo and 70 percent of cargo from Asia are putting all kinds of industries on the ropes, and it's estimated to cost the economy $2 billion a day. Related Video: News Source: ReutersImage Credit: MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images Government/Legal Plants/Manufacturing UAW/Unions Acura Honda Crossover Sedan