1999 Honda Civic Ex Coupe Silver. Only 82,000 Miles!! Low Reserve on 2040-cars
North Andover, Massachusetts, United States
You are bidding on a 1999 Honda Civic EX Coupe with 82K original miles. It is silver with dark grey interior. Fabric seats. It is a one owner vehicle with a clean car fax history. Never been in an accident. power windows, power sunroof, power locks, power mirrors. Has key fob security and automatic start up (but doesn't always work properly. Might just need new key fob battery). The car has been garaged most of the time. The exterior and interior are in great condition. The rear bumper does have a small crack in the corner. Has original radio and cd player, however, the cd player does not work. The vehicle has not been inspected since 2012 (last year). It was rejected due to emissions. (It isn't a car we use very often as we now have 2 kids. This was used as our second car just for running errands here or there). I just had the problem fixed (see photo of invoice). I put in $400 to fix the issue. Unfortunately, before I got the car in to be re-inspected, the check engine light came on. I do not have the time or money to get the car checked again. I did got to Auto Zone who ran the check engine code as it was quoted to me for a repair of $300 for a part that costs less than $50 (might be the gas cap). I also just put in a brand new battery and had the brakes done. This has been an amazing car. Drives wonderfully. Great for someone who can afford to put a little bit of money into it or who works on cars to the have the vehicle repaired to pass inspection. The reserve is low and someone can certainly steal this for a great price. These are listed online for up to $8000 with many more miles on it. The Honda Civic is one of the most reliable vehicles in history. |
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Honda and Mugen take tuned rides to Tokyo Auto Salon
Tue, Dec 29 2015The Makuhari Messe will open its doors in a couple of weeks for the 2016 Tokyo Auto Salon, featuring all manner of custom creations from Japan's automakers. And Honda will be out in force with an array of roadsters, hatchbacks, minivans, and crossovers. Included among them will be some modified with parts from the company's Modulo customization catalog, but the ones we're most interested are being prepared by its longtime performance partner Mugen. Mugen was founded decades ago by Hirotashi Honda, son of Soichiro Honda, the man who started the motor company for which his name is best known. Over the years Mugen has prepared Honda engines and vehicles for motorsport competition, but also customizes the company's road cars for higher levels of performance. At the Tokyo salon, Honda and Mugen will display two amped-up takes on the S660 roadster, along with a Civic Type R featuring even more extreme aero appendages, plus a modified Step WGN Spada minivan and a customized HR-V crossover. Alongside the Mugen show cars, Honda will also display an array of Modulo custom concepts. The lineup includes accessorized versions of the S660, Civic Type R, and Step WGN, but also customized takes on the Fit, N-One, and N-Box. While it's at it, Honda will also showcase some of its racing machinery and motorcycles, including the McLaren-Honda MP4-30, NSX Concept-GT, and the Concept CB cafe racer it displayed at the main Tokyo Motor Show a few months ago. Scope out all the modified automobiles in the Mugen gallery above and the Modulo gallery below for a closer look. Related Video:
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