1998 Honda Passport Ex Sport Utility 4-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Hollywood, Florida, United States
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Great car. Not in perfect condition but runs well and will most likely double the miles it has on it. No major accidents. There are dings and marks here and there but no major accidents. The only thing I know that is wrong with it is that there is a leak from the power steering fluid. Otherwise, we bought this car from a relative at 60K and IMO it could easily get 100-150K+ miles more on it with limited maintenance. The relative had sheets to cover the seats so the interior is in pretty good condition except for one recent cigarette hole. And, I'm not sure if its an EX bc it doesn't have leather but it has a lot of extras compared to others I have seen. Oil just been changed. Anti-freeze has been flushed and filled. And, I'm planning on putting a high quality sealer for the transmission fluid leak as suggested by my friends Dad and did research on the best material and it indicates "it could" stop the leak completely. BC, of the age of the car I am going to also purchase a premium fuel cleaner as well. And, detail the car. But the car is used so please have someone come and inspect the car before you bid for your protection as with any used cars within this age.
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