2013 Honda Pcx150 Scooter Moped on 2040-motos

US $3,449.00

Year:2013 Mileage:0

Location:

San Diego, California, US

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Type:Moped Phone:8667154515

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2013 Honda Pcx150 Scooter, Think of the new Honda PCX150 as the do-everything scooter. It offers the fuel economy of the most frugal scooters out there, but it s big enough and powerful enough to carry a passenger and ride on the highway. Storage? Check. Automatic transmission? Check. Easy to park? Do you even have to ask? A blast to ride? Double check on that one. The new PCX150 has it all, and it s the perfect choice if you re looking to replace that second car with something a whole lot smarter for these times when every dollar counts.

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