http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?car_id=218263717

here's the link to it on craigslist.

it's a 2006 with navigation, located in San Diego, Ca.

Asking $21,000 obo price lowered!

thanks

John

the link to craigslist goes bad every 7 days, so i thought i'd update this with all the info from my autotrader link:

VEHICLE INFORMATION
Make: Honda
Model: Civic
Year: 2006
Price: 21000
Mileage: 15100
Body Style: Sedan
Color: Silver
Cylinders: 4 Cylinder
Transmission: Automatic
Doors: Four Door
Stereo: Unavailable
VIN: JHMFA36256S002937
Description: 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid with Factory Navigation system.
4cyl, CVT automatic transmission, power everything. XM & MP3 ready,
Silver exterior with blue interior. Garage kept and i am the original owner,
Bought new in Nov 2005. Low miles. save yourself $$$$ on gas! i get
40-45 MPG's and i don't even try! priced below blue book for quick sale.
full factory warranty! contact John 619-244-3834 for more info.

Anyone?

2007 HCHII
+ $23,195 MSRP
- $2,100 Tax Credit
------------------
= 21,195


Edit: My bad, I see it has Nav. Still, with the credit selling a slightly used HCHII is tricky. Good luck.

http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/car/3686.html

http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/car/4955.html

how much longer is the hybrid tax credit going to be good for? i find it odd to take that right off the top of the price of a car that someone is trying to sell.... i guess that is just one way to look at it to justify talking someone down on price.

I don't find it odd at all (taking the tax credit off).
Unless the potential buyer is going to get hit up with the AMT (which as we know - IS possible), they WILL get it if they buy a new Civic. Of course, then, the car would also be NEW
This is different for the Prius, as Toyota has sold enough hybrids so that the (potential) tax credit is now shrinking.

One thing on your side is that these hybrids seem to retain their value quite well. I would think you could sell it for $20K in San Diego. You've hit a slight lull on the demand-side, I think. As gas prices creep up, maybe $21.5 isn't out of the question - IF demand outstrips availability again. Now - if it's got HOV-lane stickers - I'd advertise that! Some people in California go ga-ga over that *feature*.

Steve

STOP terrorism - Drive a HYBRID

Vehicles:
350 miles a week ------------ 2006 HCH II, Magnetic Pearl, w/NAVI (born on May 25, 2006)
350 miles a month ---------- 2003 Mazda Tribute ES-V6
350 miles a year (for now) - 1986 Mercedes 560SL

thanks for your input, i may consider dropping the price a bit down the road if i see little or no interest but i'll hold out. have to get an offer first!

i have the HOV lane stickers on my other hybrid, but not the 06...

how many miles?

euro website about consumption

it currently has about 15,100 miles.

thanks for the information, i will think about that

Thanks for this info. Don't you think that $21, 000 is too much? Well, I think it is. Are hybrid cars really efficient? Can you post some pictures please? I can't seem to access craiglist. Thanks.


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