2000 Honda Accord Se - Low Miles, No Reserve on 2040-cars
Potomac, Maryland, United States
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2000 Honda Accord SE with just 82750 miles. This was our third car and was not driven much. In great condition, new car battery purchased January 2014, two tires purchased February 2013. Major service done in 2010 including timing belt and water pump. Does have window tint on all windows except for driver's side (the tint was failing on the driver's side and I removed it). Tint is not very dark and just matches Maryland tint law of 35% light transmission. Never been in an accident though does have several scraps - see the pictures for the scraps on the passenger side front fender, driver side rear bumper and peeling paint on the driver's side mirror. There are other little dings and paint scraps but otherwise in great shape. No maintenance lights, everything works, cold a/c and we did upgrade to Honda's 6 disc CD changer. Has 2 sets of keys and remotes
The vehicle history report should really only show 3 owners - we purchased the car in 2005 from a dealer. We moved from Virginia up to Maryland so it got re-registered but it is still the same owner. Also, it passed MD emissions inspection in early January 2014, which is not showing up on the report. Great car, just don't need a third car anymore. |
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