Clean, Runs Drives Excellent, Cold A/c, Leather, Sunroof, 4cyl, on 2040-cars
Winchester, Virginia, United States
2001 Honda Accord. It has the 4 cylinder motor with automatic transmission. It runs and drives great. It will need a rear wheel bearing soon, but it is drivable how it is. Motor and transmission are solid, no known issues. The A/C is working pretty good. It has 156k miles on the odometer, these are know for well into the 200k mile mark. This one rides and feels like it has plenty more miles to give. It rides smooth and straight down the road. The 4cyl motor makes good power yet also gives good MPG rating, much better than the v6 motor. The driver front fender has some dents, but the rest of the body is presentable and looks nice. Overall this is a very nice accord. The interior is clean and in good shape. There is a small worn spot on the drivers seat bolster. The rear seats are in great shape as are the carpets. 4 Matching tires with approximately 50% tread remaining. Deposit via paypal and remaining balance in cash when the vehicle is picked up. Storage of $20 a day, starts on the 14th day after auction end. |
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