2013 Honda Cr-v Exl on 2040-cars
Johnstown, Pennsylvania, United States
2013 Honda CR-V EXL
"Buy it Now" Price: $25,990.00 Kelley Blue Book on: $27,718.00
YOU SNOOZE YOU LOSE! This CR-V was traded in by one of our employees! It has an absolutely CLEAN AUTOCHECK and is LOADED with options. It has a REAR DVD player, alloy wheels, leather interior, moonroof, AWD, heated front seats, backup camera, Bluetooth wireless, power accessories, etc. The Honda CR-V was one of our top selling vehicles in the month of April. Our customers absolutely love it! No wonder Honda calls it "your ultra-versatile adventure partner." Whether you need a tough vehicle that will handle loading up your large dogs on a Saturday afternoon for a romp through the rough countryside or you need something spacious, comfortable, and decked out with amenities for driving to work, visiting friends, and shopping, this fits nearly every need. That's one thing that's great about the CR-V - It matches so many personalities. Here are just a few of the accolades the 2013 model has received:
Here's a great reason to make the 2013 CR-V part of your family: Kelley Blue Book's KBB.com named it to their 10 Best Family Cars of 2013 list [1]. The 2013 CR-V impressed the KBB.com editors with its exceptional comfort, smooth ride and excellent value. They also noted that the CR-V's premium features and offerings make it "an excellent 5-seat family car."
PLUS, it comes with Thomas Team Honda's Certified Used Car Warranty! Something you just cannot find from any other auto maker!
Honda dealers run a CARFAX Vehicle History Report at no cost to you to assure that your Honda Certified Used Car does not contain any DMV-reported incidents such as salvage, fire, flood damage, odometer problems or lemon history. Thanks to one of the most extensive used-car warranties in the business, every Honda Certified Used Car comes with peace of mind. It covers major engine and transmission components, except for standard maintenance items, body glass and interior. Honda will repair or replace any covered part that is defective in material or workmanship under normal use. There is a $0 deductible and the following major systems/components are covered: Covered for seven years or 100,000 miles (whichever comes first) from the vehicle’s original in-service date.
Covered for 12 months or 12,000 miles (whichever comes first) from the original warranty expiration date or, if the original warranty has expired, from the Honda Certified Used Cars purchase date.
Every Honda is a product of innovative engineering and quality manufacturing. And only well-maintained Honda models that are less than six years old or have a maximum of 80,000 miles are eligible for certification. The certification process includes:
WHY BUY HERE? Located in Johnstown, PA, Thomas Team Honda is part of the Thomas Automotive Group, which has been in business for over 100 years. We pride ourselves on creating a business philosophy and atmosphere that puts all the focus on the customer, the product, and fairness. We make sure we have a full understanding of you as a person and your vehicle needs/wants so that we can find the vehicle that PERFECTLY suits YOU. We have a strong passion for the products we sell, and everyone, from our sales and service staff to our management and internet consultants, have a love for the automotive world, the knowledge to provide you with all the information you need to make an informed choice, and the schooling and training to best serve you, the customer. Finally, we are fair. For us, gone are the days of spending time haggling and negotiating for a fair price. Instead, the Thomas Philosophy states that we put our best price forward and upfront for you to see. This way, there is total transparency and you can spend more time learning about us and our vehicles and less time going back and forth over price. Best of all, our prices are below market value because we believe in giving you a good deal on such a significant purchase that you make with your hard-earned money.
We have a service and sales staff that has hundreds of years of combined experience in the auto industry and that takes great care to do their absolute best on every vehicle they touch. They have a depth of product knowledge and a desire to get to know their customers so each person walks away feeling informed, confident, and happy.
HONDA Financing is available!
PLEASE CONTACT INTERNET SALES CONSULTANT SUZANNE GROVE BY CALLING OR TEXTING (814) 243-7458 anytime! TOLL FREE: 1-866-962-0312 EMAIL: sgrove@thomasdealerships.com We are more than happy to answer any questions about purchasing on ebay, our dealership, or the vehicle. We would also love to send you many more photos of and information on the vehicle.
I will need a current insurance ID card and a copy of your license (front & back) to complete the paperwork. This can be scanned and emailed OR you can text photos of these documents to (814) 243-7458. A $500 credit card deposit is required to secure the vehicle. Once the deposit is accepted, the vehicle will be taken off the lot and reserved under your name.
VISIT US: If you would like to visit us, please call ahead to ensure the vehicle is here and has not already been sold! HOURS
PICKUP: You are welcome to pick up the vehicle at our Thomas Team Honda dealership located at 1920 Bedford St. Johnstown, PA 15902. WE ALSO OFFER FREE AIRPORT PICK-UP FROM PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL OR JOHNSTOWN AIRPORT. ALSO, this vehicle is for sale locally on our lot as well as on ebay motors. Therefore, we reserve the right to end the ebay listing at anytime. Please keep in mind this is NOT a bidding auction. The "Buy It Now" price is our lowest price and we can sell it at any time. WE ACCEPT TRADE-INS If you would like a trade to be part of your deal, we can appraise your trade-in before you visit us. Please call or text Suzanne (814) 243-7458 or email sgrove@thomasdealerships.com. Below is some of the information we will require in order to create a tentative trade appraisal: YEAR, MAKE, MODEL VIN: Full 17-digit # Mileage: Estimated mileage upon arrival. Condition: For example - when tires where updated, any flaws or defects or work needed or completed, etc. Color Options: For example - sun roof, leather seats, heated steering wheel, navigation, etc. History: For example - 1 owner, clean history report, no accidents, any work done to vehicle, etc. Payoff amount, Monthly Payment, and Bank: For example - $5,000 $280/month, PNC Bank As many photos as possible will help us to get the most accurate number for your trade.
THANK YOU for contacting us at THOMAS TEAM HONDA. WE appreciate the opportunity to earn your business and look forward to working with and meeting you! Do not hesitate to call, text, or email with any questions. We are here to serve you!
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