2012 Honda Odyssey Touring Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
San Marcos, California, United States
Hello, I am the original owner and selling my loaded 2012 Honda Odyssey Touring minivan that comes with a Honda Care 7 year or 100K extended warranty.
Exterior is Crystal Black and interior is hard to find gray (Truffle) leather. It has all the options; leather, voice navigation, multi-view rear camera, DVD rear entertainment system, satellite radio, Bluetooth phone, sunroof, premium sound, and much more. I am meticulous about maintaining and cleaning my mechanical toys so you are buying from someone that took care of this vehicle. Always garaged. 54K miles and drives straight, runs smooth, and entire vehicle is still tight. No accidents, non-smoker, spare tire never used, no tears or damage to seats, and no repairs or issues since purchased new. Over $1,600 on the following maintenance items; tires, windshield, battery, 4 wheel alignment, brake job, rubber floor mats. This is my wife s car and she keeps it very clean and drove it gently. We are selling because two of our boys are now driving so we don t need a large vehicle. Feel free to contact me if you have questions. Jason, Jason@Pangweb.com, m: 858-775-9882. |
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