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Honda Odyssey Ex 2001 - Everything Works - Reserve Less Than A/c Value Alone on 2040-cars

US $2,400.00
Year:2001 Mileage:233010
Location:

Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States

Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States
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In short, this van has been very good to me the entire time I have owned it. It's given me well over 100,000 miles with little more than oil changes and tires over 8 years. It's still running like a top, but I am now a single Dad with a 120-mile daily commute, and with a second car, I don't need it anymore.

Purchased used from private seller in 2006 with 110k miles.

Current KBB value in "Fair" condition $2400-2700.

Overall in good condition for the mileage - Newly rebuilt AAMCO transmission at about 195k miles (These cars were known by Honda to break trannys around 130-150k) and this one missed an official Honda recall repair by 6 months). A/C Front and rear works very well - people get cold in Alabama in August if not set below 'full-blast'. Electric windows have very good motor life. Paint in very good condition, absolutely no rust. Tires with 70-80% life left. Sony aftermarket stereo with CD, MP3 playback and Aux 1/8" jack plus 30-pin connector allowing stereo iPhone/iPod controls/display on unit. Cruise (on steering wheel) works very well although new stereo made wheel audio controls disabled. Every light works including visors. Electric mirrors working. Rear wiper and washer working well. Front and rear 12v outlets good. Has original temporary spare tire (used exactly once), jack and all associated tools, all headrests and original cargo net for rear. Does not burn oil in any way I've noticed. Oil changed consistently with documentation.

Van has been driven very little (less than 5000 miles) in the last 36 months due to unemployment. I recently got a job far from home, and a much smaller car to match.

Recent professional rear brake job (3/2014) with documentation.

Exceptions to "Everything's great!":

Passenger electric (rear) door has bad electrical contacts - can be opened/closed manually but I have not used the electric function in about a year. The passenger washer nozzle is missing - I replaced the tubing to both but that nozzle fell off before I got to the repair. Airdam in front has been loose at corners for over 80k miles and has caused no issue at all. "Check engine" (meaning oxygen sensor is bad) light has been on since I bought the car (120000 miles ago) with no obvious effect - O2 sensor is a $100 repair if you felt like doing it and did it yourself.

If you pull a CarFax report, you will find a total of one incident/accident in 14 years and all the miles - it happened with the prior owner and is described by CarFax as "cosmetic" (or maybe "very minor"). Regardless, I've driven it more than 100,000 miles since and never noticed any sort of issue of any kind that could have resulted from any accident.

Delivery possible within 100 miles for extra fee; test drives/viewing only possible in Tuscaloosa, AL

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