You Are Bidding On A Low Mileage 2002 Honda S2000 on 2040-cars
Estero, Florida, United States
You are bidding on a clear titled, low mileage (only 20,900 miles) 2002 Honda S2000. I am the original owner of this car which I purchased new in July of 2003. This S2000 is a Florida car, the A/C blows very cold, there is no damage history whatsoever. This S2000 looks and drives as near new as you can get. Don't miss out..this S2000 won't last long because of condition and mileage! . This car has always been garaged, car is in incredibly excellent condition, no accidents of any kind, Non-smoker car, seats are like new, no disappointments with this car !!!
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