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This has been a great car for me, it's very efficient for a 6 cylinder getting about 27-28 MPG combined. That being said, I have a car payment on it and I don't like having one at all. I have a truck already with no payment on it and continuing to make payments isn't what I want to do. This car has not been beat on hard, despite the common opinion people have of Hondas I have taken great car of it. It's up to date on all maintenance and other work it has needed, and has relatively new tires. I have installed an iPod/Auxiliary cable connection that runs through the stock navigation/stereo system, and the car comes with satellite radio (not activated). It has a custom cat-back exhaust, as well as RV6 pre-cat deletes. In addition, I've installed a short-throw shift kit and a pair of Acura TL type S sway bars. These sway bars keep the car tidy in corners. It has a K40 360 degree radar detection system, which is installed in a hidden and discreet location. This can be deactivated easily if bought in a state that has a detector ban.

The car has all the right things done to it, and has heated power leather seats, an auto dimming mirror, the whole 9 yards. This was just about the nicest Honda money could buy in 2004, containing the popular combination of V6 engine, 6 speed transmission, and the EX-L package with all available options. The only thing it's missing is the HFP kit and the passenger full power seat. These cars sell for anywhere from 9k on up to 13k in similar condition and miles, and my asking price is fair.

In addition to the modifications, the timing belt was changed earlier this year, and the oil and filter changes have been consistently done at 5k miles with Mobil-1 5w20 oil and Honda genuine filters.

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Thu, Jan 7 2016

Ghouse Gulam, a contract worker at the Honda R&D Americas complex in Raymond, OH, died January 4 after being hit by a forklift and suffering a skull fracture. Union County Sheriff's Office Lieutenant Michael Justice tells Autoblog that this is still an open investigation, but there are no pending charges. He said it could be about three months for the authorities to make a final determination until the coroner's report is complete. According to Automotive News, the accident happened between two buildings on the site's campus, and the forklift was carrying an empty trash bin when it struck Gulam. A media release (as a PDF) from the Union County Sheriff's Office showed that police responded at 6:01 AM. Justice would not reveal the name of the driver, but said that the person had retained legal council. The US Occupational Safety and Health Administration also opened an investigation, according to AN. In a statement (in full below), Honda expressed sympathy to Gulam's family. "Associates of Honda R&D Americas are deeply saddened and extend heartfelt sympathy and condolences to family members, friends and colleagues." On Monday, January 4, 2016, at approximately 6:00 a.m. Ghouse Gulam, a contract worker at Honda R&D Americas, Inc. in Raymond, Ohio, was injured in an accident involving a forklift driven by another contract worker. On-site emergency personnel responded immediately to the incident, followed by emergency responders from the Raymond, Ohio based Liberty Township Fire Department. Mr. Gulam was transported by Liberty Township Fire to Memorial Hospital of Union County where he later passed away. Mr. Gulam, 61, was a resident of Livonia, Michigan. Local law enforcement officials were notified of the incident. With respect for the privacy of Mr. Gulam and his family, no additional details will be provided. Associates of Honda R&D Americas are deeply saddened and extend heartfelt sympathy and condolences to family members, friends and colleagues.

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