2007 Honda Odyssey Lx In Excellent Condition 42,000 Miles Navy Blue on 2040-cars
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States
UP FOR AUCTION IS MY PERSONAL LIKE NEW CONDITION 2007 HONDA ODYSSEY LX VAN. IT HAS ONLY 42,000 ORIGINAL MILES. IT IS LOADED WITH EACH AND EVERY OPTION FROM THAT YEAR LIKE POWER WINDOWS, POWER DOOR LOCKS, ALLOY WHEELS, AM FM CD, A/C FRONT AND REAR SEPARATE CONTROL, DUAL FRONT AIR BAGS, AS WELL AS SIDE AIR BAGS, REAR STORAGE COMPARTMENTS, ALSO THIRD ROW OF SEATING CAN BE FOLD DOWN IN THE BODY. TILT AND CRUISE CONTROL, THIS VAN LOOKS LIKE NEW AND RUNS LIKE NEW AND CAN BE DRIVEN ANY WHERE ANY GIVEN TIME. IT HAS 3.5 V6 ENGINE WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION WHICH RUNS SMOOTH. BOTH REAR AND FRONT AC BLOWS COLD. VEHICLE HAS SALVAGE HISTORY BECAUSE THERE WERE MINOR DAMAGE ON REAR BUMPER WHICH HAS BEEN REPLACED PROFESSIONALLY, IT HAS BEEN ALREADY CLEAR THROUGH DMV AND NOW THIS VEHICLE HAS CLEAR TITLE. NEW OWNER CAN TRANSFER FOR NEW OWNER SHIP WITH OUT ANY ISSUE. I AM INCLUDING MANY PICTURES BUT IF STILL HAVE ANY QUESTION OR CONCERN PLEASE CALL OR TEXT AT 540-435-9052. VEHICLE IS FOR LOCAL PICKUP ONLY OR MAKE YOUR OWN ARRANGEMENTS FOR SHIPPING OR PICKUP, I REQUIRE $500 NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT WITH 48 HOURS, PLEASE BID IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT THE AUCTION, PLEASE DON'T WASTE MINE AND YOUR TIME BECAUSE IT TAKES TIME AND MONEY TO PLACE AN AUCTION, GOOD LUCK AND HAPPY BIDDING. |
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Acura introduces a sleeker self-driving test car
Wed, May 18 2016As we creep ever closer to an autonomous-car future, one thing is for certain, most of the driverless cars we see being tested look hideous thanks to all the sensors strapped to the roof. Today Acura introduced its second generation Automated Acura RLX Development Vehicle with updated sensors and a more pleasing aesthetic. Gone is the spinning LIDAR system replaced with a more compact and robust version of the light detection and ranging technology. It's also got updated RADAR, camera, GPS and higher performance GPUs and CPUs as well as what Acura is calling "more intelligent software algorithms to support more complex testing scenarios." Acura and its parent company Honda have been testing autonomous cars at its GoMentum Station in the Bay Area since last year with a specially outfitted RLX (shown in the video above with the spinning LIDAR system). This new car will replace that vehicle. This article by Roberto Baldwin originally ran on Engadget, the definitive guide to this connected life. Green Acura Honda Transportation Alternatives Technology Emerging Technologies Autonomous Vehicles Videos Sedan transportation gear
Hyundai-Kia claims 'greenest' title from Honda, Big Three still big losers
Tue, May 27 2014Let's start with the good news. On average, any new car you buy in the US today will be 43 percent cleaner than any average new car in 1998. Here's some more good news, for Korea anyway, Hyundai-Kia has been named the cleanest automaker in the latest study by the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), which looked at 2013 model year vehicles sold between October 2012 and September 2013 from the top eight automakers (by volume). The bad news? The big three Detroit automakers are, on average, still making the dirtiest cars in the showroom. The big three Detroit automakers are, on average, still making the dirtiest cars in the showroom. The problem for Ford, General Motors and Chrysler lies in their trucks, which sell well but tend to have pretty bad fuel economy (compared to sedans, at least). The UCS calculates its list by averaging "the per-mile emissions for each light-duty vehicle sold by each automaker" and then factors in "the fuel economy, fuel type, and sales volume of each type of vehicle sold by each automaker" and "the upstream global warming emissions from producing and distributing the fuel used by each vehicle, as well as emissions from the vehicles themselves." That all means that, the more trucks you sell, the worse you're gonna do. Then again, the more trucks you sell with 18 mpg, the more you're helping drivers put CO2 into the air, so the UCS is doing a fair comparison of the things that this study is trying to track. More details on the methodology are available on page six of the study PDF. In case you were wondering (we were), UCS did make sure to use the revised mpg numbers for Hyundai and Kia models that were originally overstated. Hyundai has apologized for and fixed those figures and even with the new, corrected numbers, Hyundai's total emissions are dropping at a rate of about three percent a year, enough for it to take the greenest company title for the first time. In fact, this is the first time that an automaker other than Honda has come out on top in the UCS ranking, which has been released six times now, including the first one in 2000 (which looked at 1998 model year data). In 2010, Honda was almost knocked off the winner's perch by both Hyundai and Toyota, but managed to hold on. Chrysler, on the other hand, came in dead last (again) in the ranking of the top eight automakers, snagging the "dirtiest tailpipe" award once (again). Read the UCS' press release below.
2014 Honda Grom motorcycle is a 125cc-shot of awesome [w/video]
Wed, 15 May 2013
My very first turn at the handlebars of a motorcycle came courtesy of an MSF Honda CB125. Despite the fact that it wore a very stern sticker on the tank warning all who rode that it was for instructional purposes only and not for legal sale, I wanted nothing more than to ride it past the cones of my license test and straight home. There was just something about the lightweight, low-power machine that just felt right. Now Honda is giving American buyers the chance to take home something similar. Meet the Grom. Yes, it's basically a sexed-up scooter, but that's fine by me.
There's a fuel-injected 125cc single pushing the fat-tired bike around, and a four-speed gearbox handles shifting duty.The smallish 12-inch wheels give the Grom a bit of a goofball appearance, but the handsome bodywork and gold forks help offset the look. Something tells me this joker is more fun than should be legal. Check out a fun video of the bike in action by scrolling down, and while you're there, you'll find a full press release on all of the new Honda powersports models, including the Grom. You can also head over to the Honda consumer site for more information. The bike will land in showrooms this August with an MSRP of $2,999.