2009 Honda Civic

Si Coupe

4 - Cyl.

Manual

2HGFG215X9H701652

Gasoline

I am selling my 2009 Civic SI Coupe. It is black, stock, with nice 18 inch dealer rims, and has been dealer maintained since the day I bought it. I recently got an oil change with a multi-point inspection and it was given an Excellent rating by the dealer mechanic. I have always put in at least 91 octane gasoline in the car. I am the only owner/driver. Extras - The car has over $2,000 in dealer extras, including an invisible bra that covers the front end of the vehicle. It is a type of thin film that prevents the actual car from taking on scratches in the covered area. The car is still under the manufacturer's warranty. Mileage - Most of the miles on the car are highway miles - I commute from Mansfield to Wellesley everyday for work (60 miles roundtrip highway). In reality, about 70% of the miles on the car are highway miles. Mechanical - Pristine condition. Dealer Maintained. Cosmetic - Very minor blemishes here and there from regular wear and tear. Most of this is on the removable clear bra. Also, someone bumped me from behind at a red light, and when I got it appraised at the dealership, it was $300. I'm assuming if you go to an independent place, you could get it done for much cheaper. The damage is MINIMAL. See the photos of the back of the car. It is BARELY noticeable. Every part on this car is a Honda genuine factory part. No aftermarket parts! Interior - The interior is clean, no rips or burns, never smoked in it. Why am I selling? I'm moving into the city. That said, I don't mind keeping the car at my parent's house if no one buys it. Payment - I will take the payment any way you want to pay, but the money has to be cleared before you take the car. I am financing it (Capital One Auto Finance), so once the money clears, they will send me the title and I will sign it over to you. Once the money clears, you can take the car though. That said, I will attempt to expedite the process as much for you. If you are going to get your own financing, we can transfer the title from my company to yours. This will expedite the process of you being able to register the car. The car was purchased brand new in 2009 for much more and has over $2,000 in extras. It was my car for daily commuting has been babied and broken in to the specifications from the owner's manual. I just got the car detailed, and a new battery installed (with a 6 year warranty). Have all the paperwork. This was an additional $200. The car is ready to go! If you are buying out of state and need it shipped, I don't mind, as long as you do ALL the organizing and logistics regarding it. The car's MSRP is well over $22k On Nov-02-10 at 08:14:12 PDT, seller added the following information:****There are 14 people watching the auction. I want to note that the front left fender was replaced at 3k. That was 25k ago. This is the damage reported in the accident report. This work has a lifetime guarantee on it from the Honda dealership where it was serviced. Nothing mechanical was replaced and this was done at the Honda dealership with Honda Genuine parts. The battery was replaced because it was sitting in the driveway for over a month, only being turned on intermittently. I replaced the battery, and have been driving the car on a regular basis. The damage to the back of the car is so negligible, that I could have not mentioned it in the description. It is BARELY noticeable. I have gotten a lot of questions regarding that, asking for pictures. If you look at the pictures of the back of the car, the "damage" is there, you just have to look really, really hard to find it. This is a babied car, dealer serviced, and if you went to the dealership for it, you would pay at least 16k. I'm the only owner, driver, and so if you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.