2006 Honda Civic Ex With Roof And 5 Speed on 2040-cars
Burlington, New Jersey, United States
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Check out this 2006 Honda Civic Ex with a roof and 5 speed manual transmission. Recently traded on a new vehicle at our dealership, this is the perfect first car or for even the tuner guy or gal that wants to customize it. Overall condition is good with minor scratches on the doors and front bumper as seen on the pictures. Mechanical the vehicle drives and shifts good with newer tires. There are no service lights on this vehicle and no apparent leaks or smells or smoking when the vehicle is running. All of the power options work well such as the windows, locks and sunroof slides nice with no apparent issues.. The fit and finish of each panel on the car look to go together pretty well. The buyer is responsible for a dealer Doc fee which is added onto the ending bid in the amount of 198.40. We can collect tax in each state and do tags with an additional fee that ranges in the few hundred dollars depending on state. We are selling this car as is and we do not guarentee state inspection. Please call with any further questions on the car at 6093862700 and ask for Bobby Williams. We do have the right to end auction early as it is for sale locally. Please if you have zero intentions of paying for car do not bid like last winning bidder. Thanks and good luck! |
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