2011 Honda Cr-v Ex Sport Utility All Wheel Drive - Fix Rebuildable Rebuilder on 2040-cars
McKinney, Texas, United States
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Body Type:Sport Utility
Used
Year: 2011
Make: Honda
Options: Sunroof, 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player
Model: CR-V
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag, Side Airbags
Mileage: 21,000
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Sub Model: EX
Number of Cylinders: 4
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
2011 Honda CRV EX All Wheel DriveThis
vehicle will come with a Colorado Salvage TitleIf you have ANY questions please ask before bidding. I have 100% positive feedback and I take it seriously. Happy Bidding!FEATURES:
Air Conditioning | Air filtration · Front air conditioning · Front air conditioning zones: single | Airbags | Front airbags: dual · Passenger airbag deactivation: occupant sensing deactivation · Side airbags: front · Side curtain airbags: front and rear · Side-curtain airbag rollover sensor | Audio System | Antenna Type: mast · Audio security system · Auxiliary audio input: MP3, jack · In-Dash CD: 6 disc · MP3 player: CD MP3 Playback · Radio: AM/FM · Speed Sensitive Volume Control · Total Number of Speakers: 6 · Watts: 160 | Brakes | ABS: 4-wheel · Braking assist · Electronic brakeforce distribution · Front brake diameter: 11.7 · Front brakes: ventilated disc · Rear brake diameter: 12.0 · Rear brakes: solid disc | Child Safety | Child safety locks · Child seat anchors: LATCH system | Comfort Features | Cargo area light · Floor Mat Material: carpet · Floor Mats: front and rear · Reading lights | Convenience Features | Cruise control · Cupholders: front and rear · Glove compartment: dual · Multi-function remote: keyless entry · Power outlet(s): front and rear, 12V · Power steering: variable power-assisted steering · Remote fuel filler door release · Steering wheel: tilt and telescopic · Steering wheel mounted controls: audio and cruise controls · Storage: dual level cargo area, accessory hook, door pockets, under seat, sunglasses holder | Doors | Liftgate window: fixed · Rear door type: liftgate | Driver Seat | Height adjustable | Exterior Features | Door handle color: black · Grille color: chrome · Mirror color: black · Window trim: chrome | Headrests | Adjustable rear headrests: height adjustable · Front headrests: height adjustable · Number of front headrests: 2 · Number of rear headrests: 3 | Instrumentation | Compass · Digital odometer · External temperature display · Fuel economy display: MPG and range · Multi-function display · Trip odometer: 2 · Warnings and reminders: maintenance reminder, low oil level, low fuel level | Lights | Daytime running lights · Tail and brake lights: LED | Locks | 2-stage unlocking: remote · Power door locks: remote | Mirrors | Conversation mirror · Exterior mirrors: folding, power · Vanity mirrors: dual illuminating | Rear Seats | Center armrest: folding with pass-thru · Folding: folds up, flip and fold · Rear heat: vents · Reclining · Sliding · Type: 40-60 split bench | Roof | Moonroof: one-touch open/close, tilt, power | Safety | Active head restraints: dual front · Body side reinforcements: side impact door beams | Seatbelts | Front seatbelts: 3-point · Seatbelt warning sensor: driver and passenger · Second row seatbelts: 3-point | Seats | Front seat type: bucket, reclining · Upholstery: cloth | Security | Anti-theft alarm system: with engine immobilizer | Spare Tire | Mount Location: inside | Stability and Traction | Stability control · Traction control | Steering | Steering ratio: 15.74 · Turns lock-to-lock: 2.96 | Suspension | Front Stabilizer Bar: diameter 20 mm · Front Suspension Classification: independent · Front Suspension Type: MacPherson struts · Rear Stabilizer Bar: diameter 19 mm · Rear Suspension Classification: independent · Rear Suspension Type: multi-link | Tires | Tire Pressure Monitoring System · Type: all season | Towing and Hauling | Cargo tie downs | Wheels | Rim type: alloy | Windows | Front wipers: variable intermittent · One-touch windows: 1 · Power windows · Privacy glass: rear · Rear defogger · Rear wiper: intermittent · Tinted | |
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