1997 Honda Civic Ex Sedan 4-door 1.6l - Great Running - No Reserve!!! on 2040-cars
Davidsonville, Maryland, United States
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You are bidding on a great running 1997 Honda Civic EX with a well-maintained 164k miles. Drives like new. The engine is very strong with extremely good gas
mileage as you would expect in the mid-30’s. This is a 5-speed manual transmission NOT AUTOMATIC. Clutch is also in good working order. The oil has just been
changed. A/C blows cold. Power windows function
properly. The
interior is in great condition with very little signs of wear. The
seats and carpet are in great shape. Tires have about 80% tread
left. Brakes and rotors are also in very good shape. Issues to address: The obvious: sun-damaged paint. Typical for Hondas of this vintage. Not required, but if you like, I can have the car painted prior to pick-up for an additional $350. This cost would be in addition to final bid price and related fees. Overall, this is a great car with years of service left for the next owner. This vehicle
is being offered for sale “AS-IS” because of year and miles. If you
are new to Ebay or if you have fewer than 4 transactions, please contact me
prior to bidding for approval to bid or I will cancel your bid
immediately. There is a $125 documentation fee in addition to the
final selling price. A $500 non-refundable deposit is required via Paypal
within 48 hours of auction close. Transaction must be completed within 7
days of auction end (full payment and pick-up arrangements at least). I
have done my best to describe the vehicle as accurately as
possible. Once purchased, this car can be driven anywhere in the
country without issue. Contact me via email with any
questions. Please bid with confidence and good luck. |
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