Honda Civic '04 Hybrid Battery Pack on 2040-parts.com
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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BRAND NEW FACTORY (not reconditioned) hybrid battery for '04 Honda
Civic. Used for less than 3 months when car (front end) was totaled.
Dealer charged $ 2130 + installation, + core charge, + freight on 6/8/2016.
Your price is only $ 1630. You save $ 500!! Does not include freight.
Most Honda dealers will install this for the installation and core
charge but will not give a warranty. I would have jumped on this.
Call Richard in Tucson at 520-275-8546 |
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