2004 Honda Accord Ex Sedan 4-door 3.0l With Factory Installed Navigation on 2040-cars
Dayton, Ohio, United States
Very nice interior. Lots of extras including:
** Heated seats ** Multiple CD changer ** Fold-down back seats for hauling ** Large trunk with liner ** Satellite radio capability ** Factory install navigation system - easy to use. ** New battery ** Front end recently aligned ** Power windows, sunroof, etc. ** Interior detailed a few months ago but a little dirt on carpet from repair shop. I was the second owner of this great Honda. Transmission rebuilt and torque converter reconditioned. Mechanic thought the piece which heated and cooled the transmission fluid had been cracked and the Honda dealership originally replaced the transmission fluid when I took it in and sent me on my way. Work done by the local major transmission place. Runs basically the same as it used to in my opinion. Car runs fine but I bought a newer version of the same car so ready to give this one a new home. Lots of power in the engine and solid for a new driver or someone wanting to feel safe on the road. PLEASE NOTE: I still have a small loan out on this car. Will provide notarized bill of sale and credit union will send title in approximately two weeks. |
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