2000 Honda Passport Lx Sport Utility 4-door 3.2l Mechanic's Special! Quick Sell! on 2040-cars
Dublin, California, United States
2000 Honda Passport with leather seats (no rip or tears) stereo system
with CD player and cassette, Newer Bridgestone Dueller tires with
premium wheels, automatic transmission, new computer system, excellent
heat and air conditioning (newly serviced), good brakes, new battery
moon roof, roof rack, grille guard, running boards, power windows.
Silver paint with minor nicks and dings (KBB says for this year it is
considered good condition with nicks and dings) It has never been in an
accident.. Update"Carfax now says Minor Accident which was somebody backing into me in a parking lot.. surface only" It has good possibilities if cleaned up inside...
Do you love it so far? Here is the bad news..... As I was driving it last week, the left cam shaft froze up and needs to be repaired. It is currently at my car dealers where they got an estimate for repair... The repairs from a dealer are estimated at approximately $4000 (best to drop in rebuilt engine) if done in a shop....but if you are a mechanic and can do it yourself, this could be a good deal for you.... |
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