Questions about a 2004 Vue Redline I'm looking at buying
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Questions about a 2004 Vue Redline I'm looking at buying
I'm looking at buying a 2004 Vue Redline and it doesn't have a sunroof and it doesn't have the extended rear spoiler. Were these options and not standard, or is it possible someone is selling me a regular v6 awd Vue with the body kit on it? Thanks in advance
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Standard in the new Vue Red Line and optional on other 2004 Vues is Honda's 3.5-liter V-6 engine that powers the Pilot and Odyssey. For the Vue, it delivers 250 horsepower at 5800 rpm and 242 pound-feet of torque at 4500 rpm, and is mated to a five-speed automatic transmission. Saturn says a 3.5-liter-equipped Vue scoots from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 7.0 seconds, and tows up to 3500 pounds. Vue Red Lines are available with either front- or all-wheel drive, painted either Black, Silver, or Lime.
The Red Line sits 26 mm lower than a standard Vue, and sports stiffer springs, performance-tuned steering, and 18-inch wheels with Bridgestone Turanza tires. The Vue is still no looker, but the body package does help. It includes monochromatic treatment with ground effects, a unique front fascia with air intakes and a stainless steel grille, a redesigned rear fascia with a three-inch chrome exhaust tip, dark-tinted rear door glass, and a special Red Line badge on the liftgate.
From: https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a1...ne-auto-shows/
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Oh look, there's more: Like the regular V6 VUE, (standard to all versions of the Vue) it comes standard with the Power Package, which includes power windows, door locks, side view mirrors, keyless entry remote, cruise control, and an auto dim mirror with compass and temperature gauge. Other standard features include a decent audio system comprised of a 6-speaker AM/FM/CD stereo, as well as dual front and rear cupholders, fog lamps, tilt steering and dual front airbags. Side-curtain airbags are optional.
Other optional features include a comfort package, which integrates driver-side lumbar support and power seat actuation, plus heated cushions on both front seats. A leather package can also be included, featuring leather seats, steering wheel and shift ****. A DVD entertainment package is also available, as are upgrades to the audio system. Sunroof is optional on the red line.
From: https://www.moto123.com/imprimer_art...py?artid=30471
The Red Line sits 26 mm lower than a standard Vue, and sports stiffer springs, performance-tuned steering, and 18-inch wheels with Bridgestone Turanza tires. The Vue is still no looker, but the body package does help. It includes monochromatic treatment with ground effects, a unique front fascia with air intakes and a stainless steel grille, a redesigned rear fascia with a three-inch chrome exhaust tip, dark-tinted rear door glass, and a special Red Line badge on the liftgate.
From: https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a1...ne-auto-shows/
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Oh look, there's more: Like the regular V6 VUE, (standard to all versions of the Vue) it comes standard with the Power Package, which includes power windows, door locks, side view mirrors, keyless entry remote, cruise control, and an auto dim mirror with compass and temperature gauge. Other standard features include a decent audio system comprised of a 6-speaker AM/FM/CD stereo, as well as dual front and rear cupholders, fog lamps, tilt steering and dual front airbags. Side-curtain airbags are optional.
Other optional features include a comfort package, which integrates driver-side lumbar support and power seat actuation, plus heated cushions on both front seats. A leather package can also be included, featuring leather seats, steering wheel and shift ****. A DVD entertainment package is also available, as are upgrades to the audio system. Sunroof is optional on the red line.
From: https://www.moto123.com/imprimer_art...py?artid=30471
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How many redline models have you looked at? Just one? I used to see them in junkyard. Not lately though. I found a nice set of 18” equinox wheels at junkyard last week. Getting hard to find. $200 is fair price, not great. Polished chrome looks nice on black cars.
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Standard in the new Vue Red Line and optional on other 2004 Vues is Honda's 3.5-liter V-6 engine that powers the Pilot and Odyssey. For the Vue, it delivers 250 horsepower at 5800 rpm and 242 pound-feet of torque at 4500 rpm, and is mated to a five-speed automatic transmission. Saturn says a 3.5-liter-equipped Vue scoots from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 7.0 seconds, and tows up to 3500 pounds. Vue Red Lines are available with either front- or all-wheel drive, painted either Black, Silver, or Lime.
The Red Line sits 26 mm lower than a standard Vue, and sports stiffer springs, performance-tuned steering, and 18-inch wheels with Bridgestone Turanza tires. The Vue is still no looker, but the body package does help. It includes monochromatic treatment with ground effects, a unique front fascia with air intakes and a stainless steel grille, a redesigned rear fascia with a three-inch chrome exhaust tip, dark-tinted rear door glass, and a special Red Line badge on the liftgate.
From: https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a1...ne-auto-shows/
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Oh look, there's more: Like the regular V6 VUE, (standard to all versions of the Vue) it comes standard with the Power Package, which includes power windows, door locks, side view mirrors, keyless entry remote, cruise control, and an auto dim mirror with compass and temperature gauge. Other standard features include a decent audio system comprised of a 6-speaker AM/FM/CD stereo, as well as dual front and rear cupholders, fog lamps, tilt steering and dual front airbags. Side-curtain airbags are optional.
Other optional features include a comfort package, which integrates driver-side lumbar support and power seat actuation, plus heated cushions on both front seats. A leather package can also be included, featuring leather seats, steering wheel and shift ****. A DVD entertainment package is also available, as are upgrades to the audio system. Sunroof is optional on the red line.
From: https://www.moto123.com/imprimer_art...py?artid=30471
The Red Line sits 26 mm lower than a standard Vue, and sports stiffer springs, performance-tuned steering, and 18-inch wheels with Bridgestone Turanza tires. The Vue is still no looker, but the body package does help. It includes monochromatic treatment with ground effects, a unique front fascia with air intakes and a stainless steel grille, a redesigned rear fascia with a three-inch chrome exhaust tip, dark-tinted rear door glass, and a special Red Line badge on the liftgate.
From: https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a1...ne-auto-shows/
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Oh look, there's more: Like the regular V6 VUE, (standard to all versions of the Vue) it comes standard with the Power Package, which includes power windows, door locks, side view mirrors, keyless entry remote, cruise control, and an auto dim mirror with compass and temperature gauge. Other standard features include a decent audio system comprised of a 6-speaker AM/FM/CD stereo, as well as dual front and rear cupholders, fog lamps, tilt steering and dual front airbags. Side-curtain airbags are optional.
Other optional features include a comfort package, which integrates driver-side lumbar support and power seat actuation, plus heated cushions on both front seats. A leather package can also be included, featuring leather seats, steering wheel and shift ****. A DVD entertainment package is also available, as are upgrades to the audio system. Sunroof is optional on the red line.
From: https://www.moto123.com/imprimer_art...py?artid=30471
Thank you for the response I ended up getting it and loving it so far
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