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My name is Aaron DiCicco. I am In the process of purchasing a new 2014 Honda Accord, which is the only reason I am selling this car. I have been the owner since I purchased the car with 6,000 miles on it back in 2006. The car has been and continues to be a great car. It is fully loaded. It has never been in an accident. All maintenance records have been kept (and can be faxed or emailed if need be) and the oil has been changed every 3,000 - 4,000 miles. I have used only one mechanic throughout the life of the car and he is willing to talk to the potential buyer to certify that the car is in great working shape. Tires, break pads and rotors were replaced approximately 18,000 miles ago. I have waxed the car every year and clean the inside routinely, evidenced by the one/two minor rust spots on the outside and impeccable condition of the inside. The car has a timing chain, not a timing belt, which does not need to be replaced. Kelley Blue Book = $8600 for a private sale and Trade in Value is = $7100. The car has a GPS system, but is currently not working due to the fact the software needs to be updated (from what we were told from the dealership - which would cost $200 to have it removed and sent to be looked at and potentially fixed). I live in Webster, NY (outside of Rochester) and can be contacted via email (aaron.dicicco@carestream.com) or by phone 585-797-7253. Calling my phone is the best way to communicate. I am an honest person and really want this car to go to someone who I know will be able to drive it for many years to come.

Seller will have to pick up in person or arrange and pay for shipping. Paypal, certified check or cash is accepted.

Car Fax is also available which should be attached to this listing. If it cannot be seen, I can fax or email upon request

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