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This auction is for a 2000 Honda Civic Si. The car has 157,xxx miles. It is in excellent shape, mechanically and cosmetically. The oil has been changed every 2,000 miles with Mobile 1 oil and Honda filters for the past 50,000 miles. The car has had all its regular maintance (transmission service, coolant flush, brake fluid flush, etc...) within the last 15,000 miles. Spark plugs were changed about 6,000 miles ago. Nology Hotwires were used instead of OEM wires, the wires were $180.00. Also the exhaust was cracking so it was replaced with a Greddy catback system which was about $500.00. It also has a AEM V2 cold air kit installed. Other than those parts the rest of the car is stock and has never been modified. As far as the interior it is in fantastic shape. No rips, tears, burn holes, etc. The right side center console vent was broken after I replaced the factory headunit with a Kenwood touchscreen DVD player, but since the pictures were taken it has been fixed. The exterior is in great shape. Paint is in great shape. No rust in rear quarter area. Only cosmetic flaw is someone backed into the front end and damaged the front of the hood as seen in the picture. It can easily be repaired by a body shop. The windows are tinted at 35%. The windshield was replaced 5,000 miles ago. The door lock actuators were also replaced at the same time. The brakes are still at more than half, rotors are Brembo crossdrilled and slotted rotors. Tires are at 7/32". The check engine light is on for a catalytic converter efficency code. The catalytic converter can be replaced for about $220.00 at any local shop. Other than that it runs fantastic, gets 30+ mpg highway at about 25 city. Only reason for getting rid of the car is to upgrade to a TL. If you have any questions you can reach me at 570-262-6245, or send me a message through E-bay and I will respond as soon as possible. Thanks for looking.
On Sep-05-08 at 15:51:21 PDT, seller added the following information:
I also forgot to mention that the Kenwood headunit has a Sirius reciever installed already. Also the timing belt was done at 80,000 miles.
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