2012 Honda Fit 6k Miles Gets Over 40 Mpg On The Hwy on 2040-cars
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
For sale
is 2012 Honda FIT. The car has all all power options for the model. This vehicle
is in a great condition and has only 6700 miles. One of the best qualities of
the car, beside the reliability of Honda is the fact that this vehicle gets
around 43mpg on the highway and around 34-35mpg in the city. This is very
important when the gas prices are close to $4. However we bought this
vehicle from an insurance company and it was damaged on the front. We have
replaced the right fender radiator support, hood, right headlight, bumper cover
and driver’s side air bag. Pictures of the damage are provided so you can get
the idea of the damage. We operate a professional body shop that has been in
business of restoring salvage vehicle for over of 10 years. We are the largest
salvage rebuilder in Charlotte and on one of the largest in NC. We work
according to factory specifications and measurements all our cars go thru
alignment once they are fixed. Our pictures are taken from close proximity so
you can see the car in details. We would also give you a month of warranty on
engine transmission and frame of the vehicle with the buy now price of $10500.
Also if within this one month the car shows any major problems and you decide
that this deal was not good for you, you can return the car to us and we would
refund all the money that you have paid us. We inspect all our vehicles before
we list them for sale and we make sure that all the liquids are changed and
that everything is in perfect order. We go thru the same list that the dealer
would go to certify a vehicle. There is no difference between this car and a
certify vehicle from Honda The only difference is the 5-6 thousand dollars
in the price. However this car is a good purchase for someone who wants to save
a bunch of money and in the same time would not compromise on the quality of
the car. If you decide to purchase the vehicle and you are serious about it
the best way is to call us and discuss the condition of the sale. We can review your offers on eBay but we
would not accept an offer unless we have at least $500 of no-refundable deposit.
Unfortunately eBay system is not designed to where we can collect a deposit
before we accept an offer and if we accept the offer and you do not follow the
purchase we would loose our listing fees. It cost close to $100 to list a car.
So once again if you are serious and you would like to buy the car the best way
is to call 7048914555.
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