1995 Honda Civic Coupe Dx $1800 Obo on 2040-cars
Hialeah, Florida, United States
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Selling my Civic, It's been a great car and I've maintained it well, but I can finally afford something better.
The car has 150,000 miles on the odometer. There are absolutely no mechanical problems and it's always had its periodic maintenance. I'll go over in detail if you must know what's been done to the car. I'll provide VIN upon request if you are interested in a carfax. I'm asking for $1800 or better offer. I'm willing to negotiate but don't try and low ball me. Cash only, we will meet in a neutral location. Call or Text me at (786) 449-1131, Ask for Manny. ---------Spanish--------- Estoy vendiendo mi Civic, Ha sido un gran coche y me he mantenido muy bien, pero al final me puedo permitir algo mejor. El coche tiene 150.000 millas en el odometro. No hay absolutamente ningun problema mecanico y siempre ha tenido su mantenimiento periodico. Voy a ir mas en detalle si quieres saber lo que se ha hecho al coche. Voy a ofrecer VIN a peticion si usted esta interesado en un carfax. Estoy pidiendo $1800 o mejor oferta. Estoy dispuesto a negociar, pero no qiero intentos de ofertas bajas. Solo en efectivo, nos encontraremos en un lugar neutral. Llame o Mandame un mensaje al (786) 449-1131. Pregunte por Manny. |
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