2004 Honda Pilot Ex-l 4wd Sport Utility 4-door 3.5l Low Miles on 2040-cars
North Hollywood, California, United States
2004 Honda Pilot EX-L 4WD Sport Utility SUV
This is the Honda Pilot you've been looking for! This car was my baby. I've taken extremely good care of this vehicle. It's in excellent condition. Only 85,250 miles - mechanically it's in top shape and the inside is like new! No accidents. I religiously kept the oil and all scheduled maintenance up. It recently had new tires and brakes. The gas mileage on this SUV is surprisingly good. 22 MPG HWY I'm a motivated seller, which is why the price is so good. Have no doubt - this car is worth more than you'll pay. It's a great investment. Leather Interior is like new. No tears or rips. Heated Seat. Leather Covered Steering Wheel. Tilt Steering. Keyless entry. Alarm Security System. Driver's Side Automatic Seat Control. Front and Rear Control Air Conditioning and Heating. AM/FM Radio, CD and Cassette Player. Seats 8. 3rd Row Seating. Large Cargo Space. The back 2 row fold down creating a flat surface for even an even larger cargo space. I had a little bit of work done on the body - I replaced the passenger's side fender (It had a dent from when I clipped a pole while backing up). Also, I repaired a few scratches on the bumpers. Other than that the car is in tip top condition. The price is UNDER BLUE BOOK, and WAY UNDER Nada, Black Book and what other Honda Pilot EX-Ls are selling for. The only reason I'm selling is because I'm moving out of the country very soon.
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