2004 Honda Civic *$2400*
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2004 Honda Civic *$2400*
Selling or trading my Honda Civic EX. Bought about 8 months ago. Recently someone tried to steal my car and rip out the ignition lock. Already got it REPLACED that overall cost me 800$. Been fully tuned up with fresh oil change and spark plugs. Was just in Honda to get the ignition lock replaced and they also fixed the recalls as well. New air bags. Nice interior and everything mechanically on the car works perfect. No noise or lights on the dash. Also, little extras include a stereo with subs in the back, trying to sell or trade up to something bigger for the family.
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Mileage is 226k
automatic transmission
Fixed recalls (air bags) ignition switch from Honda about 2 weeks ago, fresh oil, and spark plugs
outside isn't pretty but it isn't completely ugly either.
automatic transmission
Fixed recalls (air bags) ignition switch from Honda about 2 weeks ago, fresh oil, and spark plugs
outside isn't pretty but it isn't completely ugly either.
Last edited by Jeff Ferris; Apr 9, 2017 at 10:32 AM. Reason: Mileage wrong
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Not sure which state you're in or what shape your car is in but, in Florida (state I'm in) with that many miles on the engine and transmission even $2k seems a bit high. Another factor is which year is year car? '01,'02 and early '03's are known for their problematic automatic transmissions.
