2007 Honda Fit Sport, 90,000 miles, Manual

2007 Honda Fit Sport 4-door Description

2007 Honda Fit Sport with Manual transmission and only 90,000 miles.
Some things that make this car more appealing than other similar cars!:

Three new tires

just got the interior detailed

Single family car with one mechanic who did nearly all the maintenance. Can provide mechanic's contact info as reference

Spent most winters away from snow/salt in Louisiana and Florida

Most miles are highway miles from trips to and from the South

Front and rear brakes both replaced in last two years (10,000 miles)

Mechanically, the car functions perfectly and has never had issues. However, there are some cosmetic blemishes. List is long but I'm trying to be as thorough as I can:

Display panel for stereo got some liquid behind it, which has created splotches on the display that make it hard to read in parts. Stereo still functions properly.

Bumpers have lots of scratches, typical of any car that's been parked on NYC streets. Bumpers are, however, securely fastened.

One rear seat beltlatch is broken

Small tear (pictured) in the driver's seat

Small scratch on dashboard

Fading finish on steering wheel but comes with black leather steering wheel cover

Release lever for folding one of the rear seats down is broken, meaning you have to lift the clasp with your finger to lower the seat

Has a small dent on the hatch and a couple other small scratches in the paint and pressure dents (one is pictured in the pic that looks like a closeup of the sideview mirror) that you'd only notice in the right light

Exterior trim that comes only with the sport model that normally lines the passenger side edge of the car (below the doors) fell off and has not been replaced

The car was in one minor accident about 7 years ago. Someone made a left turn in front of me, and I tried to swerve out of the way, but the front passenger side did hit his rear end. I was only going maybe 10 MPH, but because it was an SUV, his bumper hit my headlight and dented the panel next to it, both of which were replaced at the Honda dealership.
Car is on its original clutch, so that's the main maintenance you'd have to look forward to in the near future.
Car is located in Brooklyn. I can show it with some flexibility if you can come to me.
Comes with one key/fob combo. There's a crack in the plastic of the key fob case but it works fine.