2008 Honda Civic Ex 4dr Sedan Automatic Transmission With Sun/moonroof on 2040-cars
Algonquin, Illinois, United States
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2008 Honda Civic EX Sedan in Galaxy Gray, 5 speed automatic, moonroof/sunroof, original owner, non smoker, in great condition with 72,XXX miles
Purchased new from Brilliance Honda in April 2008. Car runs and drives exceptionally well; no rust, no dings/dents, no mechanical or driving issues. All oil changes have been performed by Honda in Crystal Lake or Schaumburg. New brake pads in front and rear at 50K. New tires at 50K installed and aligned by Brilliance Honda. New battery last summer. I have never had any mechanical issues with the car and everything works just like the day it was bought. Car averages about 34mpg with a combination of city and highway. Even with high gas prices its only 35 bucks to fill it up which is super pump friendly. Reliable and dependable has always been Honda's best attributes and you won't be disappointed here. Clean title in hand, no trades, cash only, sold locally only, will not ship. please feel free to contact me to come see it and test drive it go to craiglist chicago and search for this car and there will be a link in the craigslist add for more pictures |
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