2003 Honda Odyssey

Minivan, Van

3.5L 3474CC V6 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

5FNRL18923B106219

Clear

Gasoline

The good:#1 - Single owner, family car. #2 - Meticulously maintained. See pic of her hand written records of oil changes, ignition recall, and airbag recall, etc. #3 - Always garaged in our home garage. #4 - Tires 1-year old and in good condition. #5 - New battery. #6 - New power door on the right side, because my kids knocked the power wires out and severed them by closing the door on these cables. All needed to be repaired recently (see pic).#7 - Outside of the items listed below, the car is in very good condition and has minor dings#8 - Drives well. Starts fine. Very reliable car year-round. Selling it just because we wanted a new Odyssey.#9 - I included a detailed picture of the wheel well because this is where rust often starts and it is not present in any of these typical first rust spots.#10 - Upgraded CD player with Ipod connector (compatible with old/new models with a adapter I will include), UBS thumb drive, 3.5mm input.#11 - Original driver's manual and file of all oil changes, inspections, etc.#12 - Excellent transmission with no shifting issues.#13 - Motor runs extremely quietly and smoothly. Starts very well even in the coldest of Chicago weather.#14 - All windows and power locks work well.#15 - Brakes work well#16 - All dash warning lights are working and there are no check engine or warning lights on.#17 - Heat is hot and A/C is cold - Van also has a feature which allows rear air to be controlled separately which is nice#18 - Drives straight without pulling#19 - Exhaust is quiet and good (no sputtering or smoke of any kind - like new)#20 - We are a no pet and non-smoking family!#21 - Clean internior - no cuts in leather or cracking in leather. No interior dings or damage. Front seats heated!#22 - All original floor mats #23 - Has three keys and two fobs (all original). ANY SERIOUS BUYER IS WELCOMED TO COME LOOK AT THE CAR. The not so good:I am going to be very detailed here because I don't want anyone to see it and be in any way surprised by anything. Any car over 100,000 miles is going to have a few issues, and in my case, I'm making you aware of ALL of them.#1 - There is a dent on the rear hatch door. While we have had other dents which we repaired, this one was so minor with no rough edge or paint chipping that we just left it. It has been this way for a few years. The pictures highlight it.#2 - The driver's seat electric panel for adjusting the seat does not work. I reconnected it once and got it working. When the cover slipped off the second time, I didn't bother to fix it again. I'm 6'2" and my wife is about 5'5" and we both are very comfortable in it's current location. I believe this could be a fairly easy repair by just snapping it together.#3 - There is some strange rust right below the driver's seat adjustment panel highlighted in a picture. I'm not sure why this happened.#4 - One of the plastic covers to this driver's seat adjustment panel is held back with some gray tape (also clear in pictures)#5 - One of the front bumper clips on the right is broken and sometimes I have to push in a small piece of the bumper when it pops out slightly (see picture). I would say I have to push it in 2-3 times a year (i.e. not a big deal). The bumper has many points of attachment and this will not risk the bumper falling off. One section just pops out about 1/4", so it is more of an aesthetic issue when it pops out.#5 - The rear bumper is dinged. I think this happened from parallel parking in the city and the bolts of other license plates pressing into our rear bumper. It is purely aesthetic. Pictures capture this issue also.On May-08-14 at 20:10:10 PDT, seller added the following information: May 8, 2014 Update: I am throwing in a car color TV with built-in DVD player, cigarette lighter power source connection, and audio connector to run sound through car stereo speakers/sound system. Also, will come with a custom mounting harness for the minivan. Great for long drives with kids in the back!