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2009 Honda Civic Ex-l Coup - 66k Miles - Great Car! on 2040-cars

US $12,000.00
Year:2009 Mileage:66275 Color: has some minor dents from where some dipshit backed into the drivers side rear wheel well
Location:

Avon, Indiana, United States

Avon, Indiana, United States
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 Looking to sell our 2009 Honda Civic EX Coup. Odometer just turned 66K miles.  66275 at start of auction to be exact.  Still using it for short runs to the store, so mileage may be slightly higher by the time the auction ends.  Leather interior, heated seats, Air Conditioning, CD player, clean inside, non-smoker, etc.  Exterior has some minor dents from where some dipshit backed into the drivers side rear wheel well, but not that noticeable. Last photo shows that dent. Small dent on front wheel well where it meets bumper on drivers side.  Both are probably easily popped back out, but would involve taking wheel off, and wheel well cowling under neigh,  and I'm too lazy to do that.

Vehicle was involved in a front end collision in 2013, and was repaired by Kustom Kolors in Avon through our insurance. They did an awesome job matching color, trim, etc. Car runs and handles great. After the accident the "VSA" (Vehicle Stability Alarm) illuminates on the dash panel. When Honda checked the code, they don't know what that code means, nor the source of the error. Has no affect on the car from what they tell us.  I notice no difference in driving either. Also, a Tire Pressure Monitor sensor is bad in one of the wheels (we never checked which one), which again has no bearing on how the car handles or performs. We just never saw the need to replace the sensor in the 2 years we've had the car. Wanted to put these items out there so they aren't a surprise to a prospective buyer when they see the car.

We have kept up with regular oil changes. Have all the maintenance records for the car. Great riding car, with great gas mileage. Probably around 35 to 40 on the highway. 14 gallon tank, so it won't break the bank to fill up. I set the cruise for 75 to 80 on the interstate, and get around 435 miles before the gas light comes on. I'm sure the gas mileage would improve if I backed off the cruise a bit. Kelley Blue book for this make, model, year, and mileage is $12400 to $12500.

Wife is pregnant so we're selling to get something larger for the twins we're expecting. I like this car, the wife LOVES this car, and it is killing us to have to sell it. Otherwise we'd be driving this thing until the wheels fall off. Great car for a high school or college student, or recent graduate.

We still owe on this car, so transaction will take place at the local credit union here in Avon that holds the Lien. Upon deposit of the payment (which I will use to pay off the Lien), Bank will send title to new owner, or new lien holder in the event buyer takes out a loan for payment. This is two fold, meet in a public location, and also so my bank can verify the authenticity of the payment. Because of that, expecting payment in cash and/or cashiers check. Will accept a combination of the two. Buyer obviously responsible for all taxes on the sale when they get the car registered under their name.

Contact me via email with any questions. No low ball offers (but open to reasonable offers), no trades, not looking for other goods and services.

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