May be interested in trading my wife's 1995 Honda Accord EX wagon for a clean 96-00 Civic 4 door with auto trans. Her car is an auto and drives great. Here is a little more about it:

White with tan interior
Exterior 8-8.5 out of 10
Interior 9-9.5 out of 10
Outside has had the front bumper repainted due to rock chips, rest of paint is factory. No accidents EVER.
Inside has no rips, tears, or stains.
AM/FM cassette with slave CD player (slave CD not shown in pics but is where pocket is below radio)
Factory floor mats in great shape.
ABS
Moonroof
Factory rubber rear cargo mat
Factory cargo cover still in place
Has factory keyless but I do not have the remote for it.
As far as I know, it's got every option you could get in 1995 on an Accord wagon.

Adds:
35% tinted windows all around
Brand new rotors at all 4 corners
Brand new ceramic brake pads all 4 corners
Factory slave CD player

Car runs and drives great. Not sure that we even want to get rid of it but the wife does miss the gas mileage of her old Civic EX 4 door. The Accord gets 27-29 with her driving it to and from work and it will get low 30's on the highway. Only real issues with car is the AC compressor is noisy (but still works), the trans drips a little fluid (may be residual from leaky solenoid I just replaced), and the oil pan drips a tiny bit (maybe 2 or 3 drops if you park for the weekend). Car drives great, no rattles, shifts perfect, etc.

Asking 4,000 so use this as the value if you are trading a car. Will provide pics of anything you may like to see and will answer any questions you may have. I think it has 210,000 or so on the body right now.

 

damn bump...this sheats clean

 

Thanks! TTT.

 

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I'd say keep it, since you have some reluctance with selling it. You're getting a slight hit in MPG with the wagon, but where else are you going to haul so much stuff and return 30mpg?

 

Yeah, I've kind of been telling the wife the same thing. We just flipped down the back seats and hauled our new storm door home and she brought me some 2x4's earlier this week to build shelving in the garage. It comes in handy for sure.