2003 Honda Accord Ex Coupe 2-door 3.0l V6 on 2040-cars
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Very clean 2003 honda accord 2 door coupe with a 240hp 3.0 liter 24-valve vtec V6. 81K miles. Very nice leather heated seats, dual climate control, sun roof with open and tilt. Home link feature, 6 disc premium sound. Steering wheel controls for radio and cruise control. This one has the rear factory spoiler. Amazing on gas, we average 32mpg on mostly highway driving. Traction control, very nice feature in the winter. Car is well maintained and in very good/clean shape! No rips in the leather seats, nothing wrong with this car with the exception of a few rock chips on the front. Car drives and runs fantastic and straight down the road! Tires have about 12k miles on them, new battery. Lots of pics if interested in seeing more. Any questions feel free to text or call 56 three six 7 six 31 five six. Hate to sell this gem but we will need a little bit bigger car in the near future.
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