2009 Honda Fit Sport on 2040-cars
Choctaw, Oklahoma, United States
I'm selling our 09 Honda Fit Sport. It has been garaged we've owned it and rarely even driven in the rain.
It only has 17,750 actual miles. It's equipped with pwr steering, brakes, tilt, cruise, mileage computer, AM/FM/CD, pwr windows, locks, rear wiper, after-market tinted windows, scuff plate trim, etc,. . .
The exterior is perfect, no door dings, no damage except a very minor 1.5" scratch on the rear bumper. The interior is spotless, we are non-smokers.
It was involved in a minor accident where the passenger door was damaged and replaced with an OEM New door. It was not a total loss, I have photos that show the damage before it was repaired. We bought it after repairs were completed and it has been trouble free.
I just serviced it, so nothing needs to be done to it until the next oil change & I replaced the battery about 8 months ago.
I'm a "car guy" but decided we have too many vehicles and need to down size.
NADA retail (with low mileage) is $14,800.
Call Bob E (405) 454-3891 OKC, Ok PS: It averages around 39 mpg!!
I will accept cash or a VERIFIABLE bank check (during business hours) for the final balance/payment
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