Car for sale!! Honda Civic 2006
Reliable Japanese Car - Honda Civic 2006. Black exterior.
Cream cloth interior.
1.8L engine
Manual transmission.
Selling as we have have bought a station wagon for more space.
Reluctantly selling as it is now surplus to requirement!
I was the first owner in NZ.
I have the original receipts, and full servicing history while I've had the car.
I have replaced ALL FOUR TYRES June 2018 plus wheel alignment, insurance for the tyres for any accidental punctures, filled with nitrous to prolong inflation (free top ups at Tony's Tyre Service) - I will contact Tony's to transfer the insurance and free nitrous top ups to the new owner. Receipts included.
I have also had the battery replaced November 2017, and has a 3 year warranty. Receipt included.
Cam Chain - no need to replace cambelt.
After market radio with reversing camera installed
Manual transmission - 5-speed gearbox
After market mag wheels
Spare tyre in back boot, with set of tools for changing a flat tyre if needed.
~104,000km on the clock
2 sets of keys; one set has the alarm/central locking/boot opener; the other is just the key.
As I said, very reluctant sale, and I've looked after this car with regular servicing.
Minor scratches on the wing mirrors (it's Wellington afterall :D) - has button to automatically swing the mirrors in to prevent any more unintentional swipes from passing cars!
Genuine buyers only please. Cheers.
Any questions, happy to be asked.
Contact me on 021 187 8696, or message me on neighbourly.
Mike.
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