2011 - Honda Cr-z on 2040-cars
Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States
Up for sale is a very nice 2011 Honda CRZ EX Hybrid with just 32647 miles. This car was originally purchased from the insurance auction with very minor front end damage. The damage on this car was limited to the front bumper cover, front passenger headlight, and the hood. There was no structural or frame damage to this car, it had no airbags blown, I can't answer why this car was considered a totaled car. Most of the time when the damage is as light as it was on this car it was a liability claim and the insurance company decided to just pay the former owners. As for the car it has been completely fixed, no lights burning, drives straight, has been repaired by a professional shop back to original condition. The hood, headlight, and bumper cover were replaced with OEM parts and it looks great, look at the pictures for yourself. The mileage will change as it is my daily driver, and I travel approx. 100 miles per day. I have driven this car for approx. 3000 miles and have had zero issues with the car. It runs out 100%, I would not hesitate to drive this car anywhere. If you are looking for a Hybrid and want to save yourself 1000's then look at this car. It is loaded with options it has power windows, power locks, power mirrors, climate control, rear window defroster, outside mirror defroster, AM/FM/CD, with a USB hookup for your phone, Bluetooth handsfree for the radio. This car also has 3 modes of driving it has economy mode for best fuel mileage, normal mode for normal driving, and a sport mode with paddle shift on the steering wheel. If you have any questions feel free to email. Thanks and Happy Bidding... This car is for sale locally so Auction may end at anytime.
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