2008 Honda Odyssey Touring on 2040-cars
Belleville, New Jersey, United States
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Luxury loaded, gently physician driven vehicle; well taken care of with Honda servicing. V6 VTEC 3.5 L with VCM, conserves gas ;Free car fax report with ad. suggested Carfax price is $1000 K above blue book.HEATED FRONT SEATS driver and passenger with individual DUAL MEMORY settings linked to car keys,RUN FLAT TIRES , Front, corner and rear SENSORS with rear view COLOR CAMERA ; ; Large concealed storage space in front of middle row; Magic rear seats that fold away to reveal voluminous storage space; Fold away DVD monitor for middle and rear row passengers; Sliding doors with sliding middle row seats for easier entry; NAVIGATION SYSTEM ; blue tooth HANDS FREE LINK; Extended Honda Care WARRANTY for 120,000 miles expiring 6-18-2016. Automatic 5 speed w/overdrive, Traction and stability control, ABS (4 wheel), keyless entry, telescoping steering with adjustable foot pedals, AM/FM Stereo, XM satellite radio, quad seating( 4 buckets).Can seat 8 max.
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