2009 Honda Cr-v Ex-l, Clean 2-owner Suv on 2040-cars
Topeka, Kansas, United States
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Condition Details: Very clean 2-owner CR-V, very few scratches/scuffs, one small vertical crack in lower plastic portion of rear bumper cover on the drivers side and some slight hazing on the headlight lenses.It's been through the shop, and needs nothing. No interior odors, no smoke, no pets. Comes with a 100% Nationwide guarantee on the motor and transmission. Contact: I'm available to answer any questions you might have about the given car, shipping, or airport transit to FOE (less than 5 miles from the lot) or MCI (about an hour away) Call/Text: 785-430-8333 Payment: I do NOT provide financing, all of my cars are priced at or below Private Party Blue Book values, so banks love to write checks for my vehicles :) I'll be happy to send a P.O. to the financial institution of your choice. $1000 non-refundable deposit required within 24 hours of auction close, remaining balance due within 7 days of auction close. All Credit Card and PayPal payments carry a 3% processing fee on the total amount charged. I don't charge any hidden fees, "doc fees" or "processing fees" that's all garbage from large dealers to pad their pockets. If you are a Kansas resident, then I will also need to collect 8.8% sales tax for KS/SN Co. Warranty: The State of Kansas requires all licensed dealers to cover the drive train of vehicles sold for 10% of the parts and labor for any major repair up to 30 days or 1000 miles after the vehicle is purchased. I triple the timeline, and the coverage providing a 90 day / 3,000 mile power train warranty with a maximum $1000 payout and no deductible. There are additional warranties available up to 48 months / 48,000 miles providing factory type coverage, roadside assistance and more; message for details. References: My 100% eBay feedback is fun, but the real people with real faces and real reviews are on our FaceBook page, search "9-5 Auto Topeka" and you'll see all vehicles for sale, and satisfied customer reviews. Thank you, and good luck! |
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