2005 Honda Odyssey Touring Edition on 2040-cars
O'Fallon, Missouri, United States
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2005 Odyssey, Touring edition - leather seats, DVD with in-ceiling screen, navigation system, moonroof, back seats fold down for extra space.
Van has around 230,000 miles, runs good - passed all emissions and safety exams. Tires are about 1 year old. There is some body work that needs to be done - front passenger bumper was backed into, and driver's side rear bumper has scratches and is missing the electronic parking sensor. A/C needs charged, but heater works well. There is a short in the electrical system where the passenger door will not unlock with the keyless remote, and the motor for the rear doors has a short as well where they don't always open. Van is very reliable, user reviews of the van 10 years later are still 9/10. Kelly blue book value for van in this condition is $7900 - because of the body and electrical work and A/C charge needed, I would take $5000 or best offer, would consider trade for smaller family vehicle - oldest is going off to college, we don't need a big vehicle anymore. |
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Check out the press release from Honda below, and the sweetness that is the 1986 Civic Si in the gallery above.
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