Rare Wheelchair Accessible Honda - $22900 (phoenix) on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
RARE!! Call, Text or email show contact info kkurtz123*@*.gmail*.com
Wheelchair Accessible 2006 Honda Element 4DSW
Price:$22,900
Ramp. Lowered floor. The rear side doors open outward from the front but are not referred to as suicide doors: they cannot be opened if the conventional front doors are not open. The passenger side doors and ramp operate automatically.
Unobstructed access for side loading.
Passenger seat has been removed. Driver seat is auto-adjustable and turns. A wheelchair can tie or lock down in the passenger spot OR park your chair and transfer to drive!
Great for travel. Lots of storage. Wheelchair travelers can get in and out quickly. Hondas hold value well, are low maintenance and run well into the 200-300k miles. Honda Elements are activity-oriented vehicles combining features of a pickup truck and a sport utility vehicle. Rear seats fold back into a bed or lay forward or separate for cargo. The rear clamshell tailgate arrangement is large, and the vehicle is tall, allowing tall loads.
Excellent shape
Only two-owner.
Low Miles - Only 88,000 miles
Comfortable drive
Front-wheel drive
16 Inch Wheels - Tires 215/70R16 100H
4-Wheel Disc Brakes
Front and rear AC
Dual-Stage Front Airbags
Power Everything
Cruise control
Rear window defroster
Tilt steering column
Control stereo, blinkers, wipers, hazards right from the steering wheel.
Cloth seats (Stain resistant)
Keyless entry
Adjustable Seats
Adjustable Steering Wheel
Anti-Lock Brakes
CD (Single Disc)
Rear Window Wiper
Steel Wheels
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