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2006 Honda Element 2.4l 4 Cylinder Auto Low Mileage 4x4 Awd on 2040-cars

Year:2006 Mileage:64809
Location:

Lasalle, Quebec, Canada

Lasalle, Quebec, Canada
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Honda Element 2006 AWD 4X4
great condition low milage

 color red ,inside charcoal

?quipement ; 4 wheel discs brake,  am fm ,cd radio ,  ,seats 4, automatic  transmission, cruise control .AC rear sunroof ,folding back seat 

This Honda Element was previously in a minor accident and it has a rebuilt title. The back bumper,and  were replaced with new ones. It looked like a slow traffic accident and there was absolutely no frame damage. This Honda was repaired in a professional body shop . It was inspected bumper to bumper and came out flawless. There is absolutely no leaks and the alignment is also perfect. You wont be able to tell the difference there was anything done to this Honda Element.. If you have any questions feel free to email me or give me call.

Previus U.S. SUV you can drive to pick up the Honda Element or you can flight to the Montreal airport (YUL)  i can pick you up i can pick you up at the airport a tempory plate can be issue ( good for 10 days good for Cnada U.S.) and drive back home the Element is in very good mecnical condition drives well and smooth.

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We ask for a $300 deposit of the winning bid within 3 days of auction close. Paypal will be accepted

for the deposit however, Paypal can not be used for the remaining balance. We ask for the full

payment within 7 days of auction .Cash or wire transfert.

I reserve the right to end the sale earlear the Element is also for sale  localy.

any question you can email or call Louis 514-299-0750 the Element  is  located Montreal Quebec Canada 

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