2005 Honda Civic Dx Vp 56,000 Miles White on 2040-cars
Sayreville, New Jersey, United States
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Car was barely used in 9 years ... 56,700 on it which is equal to 6300 a year. Interior is 9 out of 10, very clean. The car exterior is an 8 out of 10 only because it needs a clay bar to get rid of the micro dirt in paint, not that bad. All the lines on body are straight. Average wear on exterior for 9 year old car. Mechanically it is very well, previous owners went to Honda dealer for routine maintenance work as you can see on car fax. Airbag deployed due to Minor accident before car had 20,000 miles but Honda certified technicians corrected everything and airbag is in place as shown on car fax. I have the title with the lein release paper, both have to be presented at your local Dept of Motor Vehicles to give you a clear title. Tires have a lot of meat on them as well as brakes, and goes without saying its great on gas and it is the last year of this body style so it is the most reliable because as we all know first year of change has kinks and defects from factory.
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