1998 Honda Odyssey Ex Mini Passenger Van 5-door 2.3l on 2040-cars
Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, United States
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This Honda is a one owner non-smoker car. The interior is in excellent condition just needs a little cleaning because we have kids. It has front and rear A/C, third row seating, power windows and locks and everything works great. The tags are good till mid 2015 and the tires are only two weeks old and the brakes are only a few months old. The car is currently driven every day but the transmission has started to slip when you come to a stop. It goes back into gear when you push the gas pedal and all the gears shift great but it has the slipping problem when you stop. My mechanic says it needs to be rebuilt and he said it will be $800 to fix the problem, If you fix the trans I am sure you will have the car for many many years. Our Honda has never given us a problem and has low miles and is very dependable. We bought it new and have always taken care of it. We haven't had any problems and other than the trans. There are no surprises or any other problems at all. I made the price so that whoever buys it can fix it and still have less than $2,000 into the vehicle. The Kelly Blue Book is a little more than $3,000 so the price is right. If you would like my mechanic to fix it he is fully certified and could do the work in about two days for the price quoted. The buyer is responsible for pick up or shipment. It can be driven home without any worries. Any questions call Chris at 302=354-5342
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