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2012 Odyssey EX-L with Navigation.

Priced to sell and get your attention. Make an offer. The absolute lowest I'll go is $21,100, but I'll wait awhile to see if we can get full asking price, which is already well below the Kelly Blue Book value.

This van is in very good condition and runs great. If you buy it for the full asking price ($22,950), I will reimburse you $100 for you to have it inspected and I agree to a $1,000 warranty for the engine during the first year of your ownership. I have no issues with this van. I am selling it because I have two Honda Odysseys and now only need one.

Vehicle History and Condition:

1) Hit a deer (or vice versa) in November 2013. Hood, windshield, and front bumper replaced with all new parts by a certified dealer. All paperwork is available and there is nothing structurally, visibly, or mechanically wrong with the van. For a deer accident, it was relatively minor.

2) Replaced sliding passenger door in 2013 with a new door. No accident. The door was dinged in a parking lot, causing rust and we opted for a new door instead of body work. Looks and works like new because it is new.

3) There are small scratches on the back bumper where my kids put their bike into the car. There is one shallow scratch on the driver's side sliding door. I didn't notice it until looking the car over in order to place this add.

4) The leather seats have no rips, but have normal wear for a van that had kids in it. There are some minor carpet stains and small marks in the rear seat area. I don't think it is a big deal at all. We have kids who rode in the back seat for two years. I would describe it as normal wear and tear.

5) The tires passed inspection in on May 13, 2014 and the mechanic said they are good-to-go. They will probably need replacement in the next 5 - 10,000 miles.

All gadgets seem to be working - power seats, seat heaters, sunroof, navigation system, AC, heat, back-up camera, satellite radio, hands-free phone, Ipod adaptor / charger, cooling box, automatic doors (including rear door), etc... I can't think of anything that is broken.

This is an 8-seater.

The Honda Navigation system must be one of the best. It works great.

There is no DVD in this van.

Any questions, please ask. We are motivated to sell for a reasonable price. The "low" end of the Kelly Blue Book is $24,589 as of 30May. (2012 Honda Odyssey EX-L w/ 44,000 miles in "Fair" condition). This van probably falls into "good" condition ($26,689) by KBB standards. However, with the deer incident I'm taking a loss - even though there is NO damage.

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