2010 Honda Pilot Ex-l Sport Utility 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States
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I have a 2010 Honda Pilot. Still under warranty till 115,000 no deductable all you have to do it take it to THE DEALER IT WAS BOUGHT FROM if you have any issues. the color of the car is pearl BLUE. if you would like to verify warranty we can go to the dealer. it has brand new tires. and brand new brakes and rotors.
SUNROOF LEATHER HEATED SEATS HEATED MIRRORS RUNNING BOARDS BUG DEFLECTOR TOW PACKAGE 3RD ROW SEAT Just had its recommended 80k service. the bank will finance it in your own name if you would like. the rate is only 3% please ask any questions. car runs and shifts excellent. The car IS under warranty but it must be taken to the dealer it was brought from. if you leave the area and you have a issue its not going to be covered at any other Honda dealer. please contact me for details. i am moving and i dont need a car anymore. asking 19,500 OBO. it has some wear and tear for its age. the low blue book value is 19,200 and high is about 20,000. |
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