Honda Civic Ex Sedan on 2040-cars
Riverside, California, United States
2001 Honda Civic EX 4-Door Sedan - $4,850 Miles:
166K
Title: clean (NO accidents)
Tags: current
ICE COLD A/C
AM/FM/CD stereo
Power Windows
Power locks
Power Mirror
Power sunroof
Tilt Wheel
Dual air bags
Cruise Control
New tires
Very clean, looks and runs great.
Car always properly maintained.
I am the second owner - purchased from a dealer in 2004. The car has been wonderful over the years and whoever buys it will be obtaining a great vehicle. This is a perfect ride for anyone looking for a reliable and dependable car that will last many years to come.
Car is located in Riverside, CA
Please contact Paul at 951-712-4800 On Dec-01-13 at 17:54:03 PST, seller added the following information: 2001 Honda Civic EX 4-Door Sedan Miles: 166K Title: clean (NO accidents) Tags: current ICE COLD A/C AM/FM/CD stereo Power Windows Power locks Power Mirror Power sunroof Tilt Wheel Dual air bags Cruise Control New tires Very clean, looks and runs great. Car always properly maintained. I am the second owner - purchased from a dealer in 2004. The car has been wonderful over the years and whoever buys it will be obtaining a great vehicle. This is a perfect ride for anyone looking for a reliable and dependable car that will last many years to come. Car is located in Riverside, CA Please contact Paul at 951-712-4800 On Dec-01-13 at 18:31:12 PST, seller added the following information: 2001 Honda Civic EX 4-Door Sedan - Miles: 166K Title: clean (NO accidents) Tags: current ICE COLD A/C AM/FM/CD stereo Power Windows Power locks Power Mirror Power sunroof Tilt Wheel Dual air bags Cruise Control New tires Very clean, looks and runs great. Car always properly maintained. I am the second owner - purchased from a dealer in 2004. The car has been wonderful over the years. Selling vehicle in "as is" condition. Car is located in Riverside, CA Please contact Paul at 951-712-4800 |
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