2009 Honda Cr-v Exl Awd With Navigation on 2040-cars
Fisher, Illinois, United States
2009 Honda CR-V EX-L 4WD w/Navigation Silver exterior, gray leather interior. 89K miles. Fully loaded all options plus factory black tube steps (running boards), rear spoiler, bug deflector, all-weather floor mats, rear cargo cover, & cargo net. 4WD, 2.4L VTEC 4-cyl, AT, traction control, stability control, ABS, PW, PL, PS, cruise, AC, dual climate control, Navigation, back-up cam, tilt telescopic steering wheel, heated leather seats, heated mirrors, keyless entry, 6 disc cd, MP3, voice activated premium sound XM radio, moonroof, privacy glass, alloy wheels, reclining & folding rear seats. No mechanical issues, very good running reliable SUV, all regular maintenance done at Honda dealer. Gets excellent fuel mileage 27-28 highway, 23-24 mpg average. 1 owner. Adult driven. Non-smoker. No accidents, dents, rips, or rust. Title in hand. Getting a newer model is reason for selling. Available immediately, but not desperate to sell. Value priced at $16,500 or reasonable offer. Don’t pay dealer retail. Can be shown anytime late afternoon, evening, or weekends. Call/text to test drive or any questions feel free to email call or text 217-202-9326. Available for pick up only, located in Fisher, IL. |
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