Grandma's 2011 Honda Civic Ex-l Sedan 4-door 3k Miles,white W/tan Leather Int on 2040-cars
Weare, New Hampshire, United States
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? Only 3,230 miles ? Honda Care transferable extended warranty (5-8 yrs, 60-120k mi) ? White body w/ Beige Leather Interior ? Sun roof ? Factory heated seats ? Honda remote start ($821.65 value) ? Automatic transmission ? CD radio ? Factory USB hookup ? All-season Floor Matts ($156.12 value) ? Smoke-free environment Originally owned by elderly lady who drove locally only and once on the highway from Cape Cod to NH. Maintained by moving in driveway periodically to keep in good running condition, waxed, washed, vacuumed, windows kept clean and car ventilated when in sun, protectant applied to tires and rubber areas. Not driven in winter salt. Service was performed by Honda of Falmouth, MA exclusively and includes paperwork, receipts and brochures. I make no other warranties expressed or implied and the car is being sold "as is". I am the daughter of elder lady and have my own car, so I have no need for a second car. 2011 was the last year of this body style. 2012 and 2013 Civics did not get good reviews by auto magazines. The 2014 Civic has been redesigned and back to the high level of reviews of 2011 and earlier. Original Purchase Price $24,583 Asking $16,900 ( as documented by a certified auto appraiser ) Contact me for payment methods to pay on pickup.
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Scroll down to view the official press release from Honda and to hear what the future McLaren Honda will sound like when it hits the grid in 2015. For comparison, we've also included some on-board footage of Jenson Button's McLaren's V8 from last season.
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