2008 Honda Civic

LX Coupe

4 Cylinder 1.8 Liter

Automatic

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Gasoline

Power Windows

2008 Honda Civic LX with only 31,300 Miles! It is very dependable and should last to 200,000+ miles.I am selling my Honda because I just finished school in Miami, FL and will be moving back to Arizona. The car is in perfect mechanical condition. The engine, transmission, AC, and everything else mechanically works great. The car gets excellent gas mileage. It is also extremely fast for a Honda civic. I have driven many Honda Civics before, and this car (for some reason) is much faster than any of the other Hondas I have driven.You can save a ton on this vehicle.This is a Restored Title Vehicle. I have priced it accordingly. This is your chance to save thousands of dollars by purchasing this vehicle as restored title as opposed to buying a clean title car. If you would like to come see and test drive the car please contact me. I am more than willing to let you do so if you can come to the Miami, FL area. I purchased it roughly a year and a half ago here in FL from a mechanic who had fixed the car up. Although in great mechanical condition, there are few slight cosmetic issues that I want to fully disclose. Since I have driven it for a year and a half I have extensive knowledge of anything that might be wrong with the car. This is great for you because many times when cars are restored and sold immediately after, problems surface over the next year or so that the mechanic overlooked or fixed improperly. I will try to describe in detail any cosmetic issues. If anything is left out it is completely unintentional. I shouldn't be missing anything, but if I am, it won't be anything big. The side airbag deployed on the on the diver's side during the accident. It was not replaced during the accident. It has not been replaced However, the regular airbags did not deploy. So you still have regular airbags for both the passenger and driver. The front bumper is loose. You probably could get a body shop to fasten it down for $200 or so. I did not have it done because in my opinion it didn't look bad. That would be up to you. The driver's side window rolls up slowly and you can hear some air coming in the car out of that window when you reach speeds of 60MPH or more. While a little air might come in at high speeds, the window does not leak any water whatsoever when it rains. Believe me I know because it rains all the time in Miami. There are scratches on the dashboard. They didn't bother me so I didn't put a cover over them. If they bother you, I'm sure you could buy a dash cover for about $20 to cover them. The air sensor was broken on one of the tires. You will see a TPMS light lit next spedometer. I believe you could replace that sensor to get rid of the light. However, it doesn't seem to be necessary. That's why I have not done it. There are scuffs and a slight rip on the side of the driver's side seat, a bolt was used to fasten the passenger's side seat belt in, one tiny hole in back seat upholstery, the driver's side mirror that opens up is cracked, the inside light is missing the plastic cover, and one little crack on inside plastic of driver's side door. Even though I have listed a lot of little issues, the car looks great. It still looks like a brand new car as you can see from the pictures. Many of those things you could fix very cheaply if they bother you. Remember, you have to purchase this car with cash because it is a restored title vehicle. I require a $500 deposit through paypal with the balance due before you come get the car. Please let me know if you have any questions.