2009 Honda Metropolitan on 2040-motos

$1,195

Year:2009 Mileage:6495 Color: Graphite

Location:

Crystal River, Florida

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2009 Honda Metropolitan, Excellent condition, 100mpg!!!! - Exceedingly cool. Ultra-stylish. And downright miserly at the pump. That's the Metropolitan - the perfect combination of fashionable and fuel-efficient. And for 2009, this fully automatic, 49 cubic centimeter scoot adds two new colors - Graphite and Ghost - to its already eye-pleasing palette of colors. No wonder it's the ride of choice for hipsters everywhere. Call Honda of Crystal River at 1-352-795-4832. Experience the Difference! Our Friendly Knowledgeable Sales, Parts & Service Staff will provide you with a great shopping experience! Over 100 years of combined Honda knowledge guarantees customer satisfaction. Give our family the opportunity to serve your family! Ask for Dave in sales and we look forward to Helping you.

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