2004 Honda Elemnt Only 68k Miles, Dunlops, 5speed Manual Rare! Runs/drives Great on 2040-cars
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
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2004 Honda Element 68k miles, 5 SPEED MANUAL! RARE! As a private owner, I bought this Element in 2007 when it had 34,000 miles and since then I have put a similar amount on it. Mileage is currently 68,339. This car has been driven very little and has been regularly serviced and adult driven and kept at home with a roof over it. I bought this Element
from a Honda dealer, locally. The motor runs smoothly and you can barely
tell that it is running it is so quiet. This has been an extremely
reliable car only needing tires, brake pads and a battery along with regular oil and
filter changes. Brakes and tires were installed approx 15k miles ago and are good. I was hit a few years ago high on the passenger side but there was
no chassis or front end damage, only the sheet metal on the doors and high on the
fender and hood, which was replaced, and repainted at Honda Service. I was hit a second time on the passenger door, again, not doing any chassis damage or even glass breakage but I accepted a less than perfect job opting for repair over door replacement. You can see where the damage was repaired, but at a glance it looks fine.This car has nice Dunlop tires with good tread, cold AC that will chill the interior even on a very hot day, 4 cup holders, the heater works well, two keys, new wiper blades, interior NOT showing excessive wear (drivers seat has a rub on the edge). All lighting inside and out works as it should as do all of the controls. My Element just passed a state vehicle safety inspection within the past month. Please see photos as I have tried to be as complete as possible. It is a very vehicle with RARE 5 speed manual transmission and gets great mileage and drives straight and smooth and quiet, like you would expect from a vehicle with so few miles! Interior is gray and black and in very nice condition. Rear wiper is broken and airbag light is on but airbag has never been deployed. Light just came on about 2 months ago.The only reason I am selling this trusted vehicle is that my wife and I now need to share a car and she does not want to drive the manual transmission. PLEASE READ THE TERMS BEFORE YOU BID! $200.00 due IMMEDIATELY through paypalBalance due within 7 DAYS, ONLY in the form of CASHIERS CHECK, MONEY ORDERS OR PERSONAL CHECK. Please allow up to 10 days for payment to clear before coming to transport this car. NO CASH AT TIME OF TRANSPORT WILL BE ACCEPTED. PLEASE HAVE THIS PAID FOR AND ALLOW PAYMENT IN FULL TO CLEAR BEFORE YOU OR YOUR DRIVER ARRIVE. |
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