Current bid:
$666
11 bids
Time Left
Ends Oct 13, 2026
Bid history
since Oct 7
From the seller's description. Not a guarantee of condition.
Market demand: Vehicles in Ohio sell about 95% of the time, typically ~26 bids. Based on 3,956 completed sales over the last year.
A 2011 Honda CR-Z hybrid hatchback with CVT, runs and moves, TPMS light on, AC operational, but shows excessive throttle delay on initial acceleration during a 30-mile test drive - possible CVT transmission issue. Sells to hybrid enthusiasts, parts dealers, and budget resellers willing to diagnose the CVT. Have a transmission shop scan the CVT computer before bidding; a valve fault is repairable, but internal slippage or pulley wear is costly and may not justify the buy.
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First Response Towing and Recovery - Government Remarketing, OH
Private seller (not a government agency), listed on a platform we index for its fleet and equipment.
Condition: As-is
This seller's listings usually close 21% below the average comps for government lots.
First Response Towing and Recovery - Government Remarketing, OH
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View all at this location2011 Honda CR-Z EX CVT HATCHBACK 3-DR 1.5L L4 SOHC 16V HYBRID Vehicle was driven approximately 30 miles at the time of inspection Vehicle started and ran and moved under its own power TPMS warning light was illuminated at the time of inspection A/C was operational at the time of inspection During the test drive, an excessive amount of acceleration was required for the vehicle to initially begin moving from a stop Once up to speed, the vehicle drove normally during the remainder of the approximately 30-mile test drive The initial acceleration concern may potentially indicate an issue with the CVT transmission; however, this has not been diagnosed or verified No further diagnosis of the transmission or drivability concern has been performed Vehicle should be expected to have normal wear, cosmetic imperfections, scratches, dents, paint chips, and other signs of use consistent with its age and mileage unless otherwise noted. Exterior may have cosmetic wear consistent with age and use Vehicle was acquired from a customer in lieu of the vehicle being claimed as abandoned. No vehicle history or maintenance records are available Vehicle may have additional mechanical or electrical issues not readily apparent during our inspection. Inspection of this vehicle is the responsibility of the bidder. We strongly recommend sending us a message through GovDeals to schedule an inspection prior to bidding. If you are unable to inspect the vehicle personally, you may hire a third-party inspector at your own expense to inspect the vehicle on your behalf. OUR LOT CANNOT BE BLOCKED DURING LOADING. No repairs are permitted on the property without prior approval from a lot manager. Pickup is by appointment only. All sales are AS-IS and FINAL. All Ohio residents are required to pay sales tax based on the address listed on their driver's license. If your current address does not match your license, this must be corrected with the State—Sales tax will be collected at the time of vehicle pickup for all states required by law. We accept cash or check. If a check is returned or does not clear, all paperwork will be held until the balance has been paid in full. Title will be mailed to the address listed on the GovDeals profile after being assigned by our local title agency into the buyer's name. We do not release open titles. While the vehicle was operational and was driven approximately 30 miles at the time of inspection, this does not guarantee its condition at the time of pickup or its ability to be driven from the property. The buyer is responsible for determining whether the vehicle should be driven or transported. We strongly recommend buyers come prepared to transport the vehicle if necessary. If the buyer will not be present at pickup and elects to send a third party or transport company, a signed Power of Attorney (POA) will be required authorizing that individual or company to sign all necessary paperwork on the buyer’s behalf. The POA must be provided prior to pickup, and the individual picking up the vehicle must present valid identification matching the authorized party listed in the POA. Vehicles will not be released without the required documentation. Transporter Pickup Policy Buyer-arranged transportation is the sole responsibility of the buyer. Buyers are required to provide the auction facility with the transporting company's name and estimated arrival time prior to pickup. Transporters are expected to arrive within the time slot given to us. Late, or unscheduled arrivals will be subject to a $175 transporter scheduling fee. This fee WILL be assessed when the facility must accommodate a transporter outside the scheduled pickup window or when a transporter arrives without prior notice Any applicable fee must be paid by the buyer before the vehicle is released. The auction facility is not responsible for delays caused by the buyer's transportation provider
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