Cng Natural Gas Vehicle With Hov Lane Access Stickers 15,400 Miles, Video & Pics on 2040-cars
Irvine, California, United States
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Hi eBay. I'm going to give it to you straight. I'm not a dealer trying to make money off of you or some shady seller on the street trying to peddle some car to you with an unknown history. No stories, no games. Instead, I will give you the full scoop on my car that I am losing money on. This is my 2009 Civic GX Natural Gas Vehicle. I am the second owner and we are planning on a third baby, so I need to get something bigger. It is a factory CNG car, so it gives you access to the HOV lane with a single occupant because it is a low emissions vehicle that in my opinion, is so much better for the environment than a conventional hybrid car. Reason being, this car has no batteries and you don't have to worry about what landfill they show up in. Also, CNG burns so much cleaner than a conventional gasoline car and at the same time, is cheaper (only $1.99 per gallon by me) that it's such a no-brainer to go with CNG power. In SoCal, there are CNG stations everywhere, and while it is rated at 36 MPG, but in reality, I get around 30 MPG combined with traffic in the real world, with the darn 405. The car has been garaged at our house and I keep very good care for it because my wife is a stickler for things being neat. Yes, she is a neat freak. so I have to keep it clean.
Non smokers, no pets, just two kids with a third coming. As you can see in the pictures, we've kept this car in excellent condition. Going back in time, I bought this to commute to LA from here in Irvine on the 405's HOV lane but I was recently given the news that we are expecting a third child so I need to get something bigger. Also, my boss now has me reporting to the San Diego market for my work as a traveling rep for a marketing company and now, the car gets hardly any use. So, instead of letting it sit, my wife agrees that we should let someone else enjoy it. Because of the incredibly low miles, it needs nothing. I put a battery in last winter, but other than that, it is exactly as new. Everything is factory perfect, car runs, drives and operates like new with no issues whatsoever. I just paid it off, so I have a free and clear title in my name, with no liens or funny stuff. You will have to transfer the plates and HOV lane access decals to your name, but that's easy. You just have to go to the California DMV site to fill out some forms and you're done. Sold as is, sale is final. Please email me with any questions that you may have. I will respond quickly. I'm not interested in trades unless it's a rare car that I can tell my wife with a straight face that it's worth more than our Civic GX. Thanks a lot for looking. God bless. |
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