Honda Element 2010 AWD 48k handicapped van disabled wheelchair paraplegic suv

2010 Honda Element LX Description

2010 HONDA ELEMENT AWD I bought this 4 years ago with 10,000 miles.This has been a great vehicle I planned on keeping forever just in case I needed it.I'm a ambulating paraplegic for 36 years braces and crutches.I tore up my elbow and needed this for about a month.Have not used platform or lift since 2012. I don't need to sell just thought someone might need this instead of the dreaded minivan. Vehicle well maintained and reliable. Vehicle clean with normal wear. Oil changed every 3000 miles. New battery fall 2015 but needs tires.The 18 inch wheels from a Honda Crosstour really dress this Element up.Professionally installed hand controls, platform/seat lift and wheelchair lift cost original owner $10,000 Platform flips down, you hop on and one button raises you from rocker panel to seat level. You fold chair and back it into hoist and one button raises it to position behind seat, close doors and your ready to go.Vehicle has some stone chips in drivers front fender and tiny ding in passenger front fender (see pics). For an active paraplegic this is a perfect alternative to a butchered up minivan which are undependable junk at best new. Please ask any questions. Thanks for looking.
Autocheck shows minor accident 9/11/12, I bought car 17 days later from "reputable" dealer as a one owner accident free vehicle. Car shows no sign of any bodywork, paintwork or panel replacement in the 4 years I owned it. However, upon further inspection ( once I saw the auto check report by eBay) The left front fender has been replaced to a degree that was hard to detect.Only sign is when you look at inner/backside of fender you can see black undercoating.This fender also is missing VIN sticker.These All Wheel Drive Elements still sell in the low teens with 2 to 3 times the mileage.Buy with confidence. Check my feedback. Text any questions and I will call you back Brian7163383061 Airbag recall was completed early this year.Check out the carfax:PDFScarsone Element.pdf694KBSave
This Element deserves to be appreciated by someone who needs it and can use it. I wont trade it in until spring. Potential buyers get it together and get ahold of me. Most credit unions will finance the entire amount. Equipment is free and needs to be used. Check Autotrader: dealers want more for just the vehicle and theirs have twice the miles.