2013 Honda Fit Base Hatchback 4-door 1.5l on 2040-cars
Davis, California, United States
This has been an excellent car for me. However, I moved to San Francisco and it has little use for me anymore. It is a speedy 5spd, with 4 doors and a hatch. The interior and exterior are in good shape, however, there is surface scratches and minor dents here and there from parking and what not. It is still a beautiful car. The USB input for the stereo sounds great and the stereo itself great. It has a great KARR alarm system also.
Please ask any questions. Thanks I will accept local pickup and cash. |
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