2003 Honda Odyssey Ex No Reserve Mini Passenger Van 5-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
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NO RESERVE-UP FOR AUCTION IS A VERY WELL MAINTAINED 2003 HONDA ODYSSEY EX FULLY LOADED WITH POWER OPTIONS AND DVD PLYR. NON SMOKER, NO PETS COMES WITH NEWER: BATTERY, TIRES, BRAKES, WIPERS, AIR FILTER, AND OIL CHANGE. COLD A/C REAR EQUIPPED A/C. BALANCE AND ALIGNMENT RECENTLY DONE. DRIVES VERY STRONG AT 90 MPH. CAME BACK FROM OUR VACATION IN COLORADO (3000 MILE TRIP) AND RUNS EXCELLENT. MY FAVORITE VEHICLE ON LONG TRIPS. IT HAD A MINOR ACCIDENT WITH NO AIRBAGS DEPLOYED OR FRAME DAMAGE. ONLY A FEW PARTS WERE CHANGED ON IT AND CAN'T EVEN TELL. (MOST CARS WILL HAVE SOME HISTORY EVEN IF NOT REPORTED NOW DAYS). WE BOUGHT NEW VEHICLES AND DEALER DOES NOT OFFER ENOUGH FOR IT SO WE ARE TRYING TO SELL OURSELVES. GOOD LUCK BIDDING.
BID ONLY IF YOU INTEND TO BUY PLEASE. DO NOT BID IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE FUNDS. NON-PAYING EBAYER WILL BE REPORTED AND A NEGATIVE FEEDBACK WILL BE LEFT. YOU ENTER A CONTRACT WHEN YOU BID/WIN. VEHICLE IS USED AND IS SOLD AS IS WHERE IS , NO WARRANTIES (LIKE ALL USED VEHICLES). ALL INSPECTIONS/QUESTIONS TO BE MADE BEFORE YOU BID. CONTACT ME THROUGH EBAY MESSAGING- ONCE YOU WON THE AUCTION. GOOD LUCK, HOPE YOU WIN. *I tried to describe the VEHICLE as best as I could. I am not responsible for: any misspelled words, or any missed disclosure. Mileage might be slightly different from test driving. Listed for sale locally also, and I reserve the right to end auction early.*
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