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2006' Honda Civic 2.2I-Ctdi Sport
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15,600złPublished 23 November 2023ID: SfoWdB
Expired
11 months, 4 weeks ago
11 months, 4 weeks ago
Information from the owner
Age: 17 years
Mileage: 278000 km
Displacement: 2204 cc
Fuel: Diesel
Transmission: Manual
Exterior: New Tires
Seller's comments about 2006' Honda Civic 2.2I-Ctdi Sport
Honda Civic VIII 2.2 Diesel - 2014
Mileage: 278,000 km
The car has been in the same hands since 2014. Regularly inspected and serviced every year, which guarantees its efficient operation.
The vehicle is kept in very good technical condition. In the last two years the following have been replaced:
- Clutch and dual mass flywheel,
- Air conditioning radiator and air conditioning recharge,
- Fuel pump,
Due to the fact that these are items that need to be replaced very rarely, the future buyer will avoid the need to incur costly repairs. Of course, I give you the opportunity to check your car at any diagnostic station of your choice.
Summer tires on 17" 225/45R17 aluminum rims from 2021
Winter tires on 16" aluminum rims 205/60R16 from 2019
I installed a distributor in the standard cigarette lighter, which is located under the radio. This is shown in one of the photos. I can take it apart if necessary, but it seems like a nice solution to me.
Mileage: 278,000 km
The car has been in the same hands since 2014. Regularly inspected and serviced every year, which guarantees its efficient operation.
The vehicle is kept in very good technical condition. In the last two years the following have been replaced:
- Clutch and dual mass flywheel,
- Air conditioning radiator and air conditioning recharge,
- Fuel pump,
Due to the fact that these are items that need to be replaced very rarely, the future buyer will avoid the need to incur costly repairs. Of course, I give you the opportunity to check your car at any diagnostic station of your choice.
Summer tires on 17" 225/45R17 aluminum rims from 2021
Winter tires on 16" aluminum rims 205/60R16 from 2019
I installed a distributor in the standard cigarette lighter, which is located under the radio. This is shown in one of the photos. I can take it apart if necessary, but it seems like a nice solution to me.
