2013 Honda Pilot Ex-l Sport Utility 4-door 3.5l *dvd* Awd!! Low Miles!! 3rd Row on 2040-cars
Mount Carmel, Illinois, United States
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Up for auction is a 2013 Honda Pilot EX-L AWD w/ DVD in like new condition. The Pilot only has 16168 miles and is also for sale locally. Save thousands on this like new Honda Pilot you will not be disappointed. This was my wifes vehicle that is the reason why I am listing it on my personal account. We took it in at Town & Country Ford in Evansville, IN on trade for a cheaper priced new Ford Edge with only 8132 miles & that is why I bought it for my wife ( I see a lot of trades & this one was perfect). At the time my wife had a 1 hour commute to work we wanted something very reliable, since then she accepted a job at a local hospital with a pay cut so we decided to trade it in on a much cheaper unit, that explains the two owners but family time is much more important. This vehicle is for sale at Tri-State Auto Center where I am the General Manager which is a division of Town & Country Ford (used car store). The Pilot has never been wrecked or smoked in, & there are no suprises whatsoever. NADA loan value is $33750 and Black Blook loan value is $34900. Call Josh with any questions at 812-477-3300 & if need be I can finance it for you we use almost all major banks thanks & good luck bidding.
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