2011 Honda Cr-z Ex Mugen on 2040-cars
Simi Valley, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 2011
Make: Honda
Drive Type: FWD
Model: CR-Z
Mileage: 27,700
Trim: EX Hatchback 2-Door
2011 Honda CR-Z Mugen limited edition. This is number 55 of 300 Mugen CR-Z's sold in the USA in 2011. Dealer installed factory Mugen kit in its stock form. I ma the original owner, purchasing it new from Thousand Oaks Honda in March of 2012 leaving you with about 16 months and 8k miles of factory warranty. All services done before the car warning system tell you to service it, all oil changes and filters where OEM. Extras include the windows being tinted lightly with 3M crystalline tint, all door panels, quarter panels and headliner where removed and the inner metal was covered with dynamat type sound deadening material. OEM floor matts where installed in place of the Mugen matts which were placed in a cardboard box and will come with the car. I am getting a consistent 36 miles to the gallon on my 90 mile a day commute on the freeway with out even trying, check in at the CR-Z forum online and read reports of people getting well over 50 MPG.
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