2000 Honda Insight

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Power Windows

These high mileage Hondas only go up in value and are for sale only when gas prices are high. That makes sense because at $5 a gallon, getting 50 miles per gallon costs ten cents a mile. I bought this car new in May of 2000. It has been well cared for with all recalls and scheduled maintenances performed. Worn out parts have been replaced. Here is a complete list of the work done. The good thing about a one owner car is you get all the work history Clean Air Certificate and stickers on car New tires at 173k Just paid for new registration for the next 14 months new oil pan drain plug main battery and module at 164k in 2009 New trans, clutch, flywheel, pressure plate All fluids replaced 173k New master brake cyclinder valves adjusted and gasket replaced new engine mounts new front axels, both sides Brakes, filters and plugs as recommended All work done by certified dealer and mechanics All repair orders available I swore I would never sell this car but switching to all electric Voltz so you get the remaining 150,000 miles or more EXTERIOR Power Driver Mirror Power Passenger Mirror Garin gps on dash Intermittent Wipers Variable Speed Intermittent Wipers INTERIOR Power Windows Power Door Locks Front Reading Lamps Auxiliary Pwr Outlet AM/FM Stereo CD Player-NO small ding in rear bumper rt side, repaired Rear Defrost Climate Control A/C Keyless Entry Driver Vanity Mirror Bucket Seats MECHANICAL 3 Cylinder Engine Hybrid Fuel Front Wheel Drive Vehicle Anti-Theft System A/c 4-Wheel ABS Front Disc/Rear Drum Brakes Power Steering Aluminum Wheels Tires - Front All-Season Tires - Rear All-Season SAFETY Driver Air Bag Passenger Air Bag You can pick up in Orange County, Calif . Cash payment or paypal This car cost over $40,000 to build by hand in Japan but sold here for $23,819 out the door On Apr-09-11 at 16:03:33 PDT, seller added the following information: I had an email from a guy who explained the cost savings he plans to get by purchasing a car that gets a proven 50 miles per gallon. He drives 25,000 miles a year and gets about 15 mpg. When gas is $4.00 a gallon, and its getting hard to find it at that price, he spends $.26 per mile or about $6500 a year on gas. A car that gets 50mpg will cost him $.08 per mile. When you do the math, that's a savings of $4500. ( $6500 minus $2000) . If he buys this car for $7000, he'll save enough to pay for the car after how many months??? Anyone care to guess?? 18.7 months. He will have paid for the car after a year and a half..And if the price of gas goes up he'll save more, faster. Fortunately I don't drive more than 10 miles a day, if that. Retirement is truly a wonderful thing after working for 50 years.