1999 Honda Odyssey Ex Mini Passenger Van 5-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Oxford, Ohio, United States
99 Odyssey over 200K miles and runs great!
Has been a great family car for us. Mileage has been rounded up as we are still driving the van periodically. Purchased a car report before buying this van and it is clean, no accidents. I believe we are the third owners. Seats 7 V6, 3.5 Liter Automatic transmission AM/FM stereo & CD player A/C works great Cruise control Power windows, locks, driver seat and sliding doors Privacy glass Roof rack Body is in good shape, no major rust Known Issues: Hole in rear passenger-side tail light cover(shown in the last photo). Passenger side sliding door can be finicky when it is especially cold outside. Recently had it's 200,000 mile servicing and our mechanic noted the following: in the near future will need brakes, rear rotors and tires (probably before winter) and check engine light comes on due to inefficient catalytic converter. |
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