Great Condition - Red, Black Rims, Led Headlights on 2040-cars
Beaverton, Oregon, United States
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Bought this car in 2002 as a Honda certified used vehicle with 26,000 miles on it. It's still a very fun and dependable car but I need something with a larger backseat.
As seen in the pictures, the interior and exterior are in very good shape. Overall, there are no major defects in the body or paint. The rear bumper was replaced because of a dent in 2003. The black plastic piece underneath the driver's side front turn signal is missing (see photo). The paint is chipped on the front from normal wear and there are a few door dings. Black cloth interior with no stains, tears or worn spots. Non-smoking vehicle. Aftermarket accessories include black alloy rims, LED headlights, Kenwood stereo with CD player, very dark window tinting. Black Prelude bra and original owner's manual are included. 200 horsepower DOHC VTEC engine. Runs and drives very well with no major mechanical issues. It is burning a little oil - I'm putting in about 2 quarts every 3000 miles. Just passed Oregon emissions. Brakes, timing belt, air filter, spark plugs and distributor cap have all been replaced in the last year. Newer tires - one had to be replaced a few months ago after running over road debris. It was recommended that the shocks and struts be replaced when the car was last serviced 2 months ago. Actual mileage may vary due to daily driving. Car is being sold locally. Cash or cashier's check only. No delivery. Please feel free to ask any questions. Thanks!! |
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