2010 Honda Odyssey Ex-l Sunroof Rearview Cam Dvd Nav 66k Mi-100k Honda Warranty on 2040-cars
Oceanside, California, United States
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I am the original owner and purchased this beautiful 2010 Honda new from Pacific Honda.
This mini-van has been meticulously cared for by the Honda dealership and runs the same as it did when I drove it off the dealer lot. Brand new tires were just installed last month "Michelin Defender" 90K mile tires. Any and all work for this van was performed by Hoehn Honda. Oil change was just performed by the Honda dealer. This is the Honda Odyssey EX-L Navi which is fully loaded. It is important when purchasing an Odyssey to see if the Navigation is included it is a $6000 feature that only comes when purchased new. I also purchased the Honda Care Vehicle Service Contract for the car which expires at 100K or 10/26/16 which ever comes first. Their may be a transfer fee of $50 which is a nominal price for peace and mind. For more info: hondafinancialservices.com/finance/extended-services This mini-van will provide many years of trouble free enjoyment for your family as it did ours. I am including the entire set of Weather Tech floor mats (matching grey) for the entire car. The only items to note is it has 2 scrapes on the bumper one on the front (passenger) side and the other in the rear (middle). Please view the pictures, otherwise no mechanical or issues to note what-so-ever. If you would like to view the mini-van before the end of the auction please email me with your contact info and I will schedule a time for you to see this beautiful family mini-van. Thank you and Happy Bidding Shawn |
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