2004 Honda Odyssey Ex-l Passenger Mini-van 5-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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Hello my fellow Ebay Buyers,
Today I am selling my 2004 Honda Odyssey Ex for the starting bid price of $5000. The vehicle is an excellent condition,the only flaw is it has No Front Emblem but NO WORRIES! I have one purchased and will install after someone buys. I would like to start off by stating my own experience with this particular minivan. I have a couple cars, including luxurious types, ex. Lexus, and Mercedes, but my favorite car to cruise around with was THIS minivan. That is only cruise, this is the go-to van for workers whom needs to fit lots of supplies like a truck would hold but way better fuel-age to people with families. The impeccable, highly affordable, family/workers/ the peoples van. Yes this is a salvage title, the front bumper had to be replaced, but it was replaced by the exact manufactured product and of course this was the vehicle for my son's job, which I had excellent, reliable, and determined work to ensure even better durability than being brand new. There has been an accumulation of 96,935 miles on the car. Here are some specifications of the minivan: IntroductionWhen researched about this minivan, one will build a perspective not only based on opinion but on true die hard facts (tests) that this is an award winning minivan. Body Styles, Trim Levels, and OptionsThe EX model includes such standard fare as a height-adjustable driver seat, traction control, dual manual-sliding doors, power windows (including power rear-vent windows), power locks, power mirrors, cruise control, front and rear air conditioning and antilock brakes. Powertrains and PerformanceThe 3.5-liter V6 produces a stout 240 horsepower and 242 pound-feet of torque. It's connected to a five-speed automatic transmission that puts power to the front wheels. This is one of the quickest minivans available, with 0-to-60 mph coming up in less than 8.0 seconds. It also posts an EPA mileage estimate of 18 city/25 highway. SafetyA minivan would not be complete without safety features, and the Odyssey comes with its share. All seven seats have headrests and three-point seatbelts, and each Odyssey comes with four-wheel antilock disc brakes and side airbags for front occupants. In government crash testing, the Odyssey has earned five stars, the best ranking possible, for both frontal and side-impact safety. The IIHS has also given the minivan a "Good" rating (the highest possible) for its performance in the 40-mph frontal offset crash test. Two relatively new safety features found on the new Nissan Quest and Toyota Sienna -- stability control and head-protecting side curtain airbags -- aren't available on the Odyssey. Interior Design and Special FeaturesA key Odyssey feature continues to be its hideaway, or "magic," third-row seat. With a minimum of effort and the use of just one set of hands, the rear seat can be folded out of sight and sit flush with the floor in a matter of seconds. A number of other manufacturers have copied this design, however, and the Sienna now offers a 60/40-split folding version that offers greater seating flexibility for larger families. The Odyssey's second-row seats are convertible and can be used as separate captain's chairs or as a bench. With the third-row seat lowered and the second-row seats removed, the Odyssey can fit up to 146 cubic feet of cargo, almost twice the amount of your average midsize SUV. Driving ImpressionsSitting on a four-wheel independent suspension the Odyssey rides comfortably and keeps the driver in touch with the road. Combined with the Odyssey's wide track, the suspension contributes a nimble and stable feel. Body roll around corners is minimal, particularly for a vehicle of this size, and the suspension does a respectable job of smoothing over bumps. This vehicle was great but my son decided it is time to move on, get a more luxurious car, (where are the tools going to go?) will see what the future awaits but for now the future is in the buyers hands, if he/she wants this vehicle, the starting bid is going to be $5000. I am looking for cash or even a transaction through a credible bank but those details should be discussed on the phone. The car is available for local pickup around the area of Chicago IL, 60638. I believe that everyone needs to ask questions, so for goodness sake, ask them, please contact me, Ted, at 773-585-5454. I am looking forward to hearing from my fellow Ebay buyers! Cheers! Tadeusz Fit 773-585-5454 Chicago IL, 60638 |
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