2011 Hona Accord Lxp, Fac Tory Warranty, Certified 43000 Miles on 2040-cars
Morris Plains, New Jersey, United States
Selling my 2011 LXp honda accord. the car is stil under factory warranty
from honda up to 2015 or 50,000 then extended certified warranty till
100,000. car is from a smoke free, pet free environment. car has minor
scratches on the rim and front bumper. Thats how i bought it. i will
post pictures for better view.
All work has been done from madison honda Dealer and records can be obtained from them if required. car has no recalls. i have just replaced all 4 tired with brand new tires. car has new brakes. it has mud guards, door edging package for $800 from honda dealership. car has a lien on it from picatinny federal credit union. seller will be required to travel to federal credit union in rockaway with the buyer( ME)to get the title after the amount is cleared. if you want to finance, picatinny can finance it as well. i was getting 32 miles on highways driving cruise at 68 - 70 miles per hour certified used price at edmunds is $17183 car miles can change as its used for local driving. you can check edmunds for features of the car, ebay wont let me enter links here ITS a honda and its certified.. |
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