2009 Honda Pilot on 2040-cars
Salem, New Jersey, United States
ANY QUESTIONS JUST EMAIL ME: matthewmbbroich@clubducati.com .
Hello: I'm selling my 2009 Honda Pilot EX-L. I've owned this vehicle for over 3 years and purchased it from the
company I work for as an off leased vehicle driven by one of our Directors. Therefore, I've known the vehicle since
it was Brand New. It was leased and purchased from Mahwah Honda in Mahwah, NJ. It has high miles but is
immaculately clean! It has not been in any accidents. I repainted the front bumper a few years ago done by D&C
Honda of Tenafly because road hazards. The Wheels were purchased a year and half ago from D&C Honda and the tires
have ~15k miles on them. It has been garage kept since new. All oil changes before me were done at the dealer, and
with Castrol Synthetic since I owned it. I recently had the brake fluid flushed and transmission fluid changed.
Both inner and outer tie rods replaced, wheel alignment, lower control arm bushings replaced by D&C Honda. New
brake rotors and pads recently installed. Mechanically, there is nothing that needs to be replaced soon or change
at all! The exterior and interior is very clean.
All regular maintenance services are up to date.
Additional:
I had an alpine Overhead DVD Player installed.
I've installed HID Headlights and Fog Lights
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