2024 Honda ENY1 Advance Electric Auto – Front and Side Damage, Repairable, Salvage

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So, I’ve got this 2024 Honda ENY1 Advance Electric Auto here — it’s a real one, not a second-hand swap or something fancy. It’s been through an insurance claim, so there’s front and side damage. Not a full wreck, but definitely not road-ready as is. The car’s been assessed and is repairable — we’re not pushing it to be drivable straight off the lot.

I know it’s a bit of a long shot, but if you’re looking at getting into electric vehicles and want something with a solid base, this one might be worth a look. It’s not a show car — it’s a salvage unit, so what you see is what you get.

I’ve been in the car trade for a few years now, and I’ve seen a lot of these kinds of vehicles. The details on the listings (like on eBay or Gumtree) are often pre-filled and not always accurate — I’ve seen that happen before. So I’m saying this straight up: if you’re thinking about buying it, come see it in person. Bring a mechanic or engineer if you can. That way you can actually see the damage and get a real feel for what’s going on.

It’s based in Lynmouth, North Devon now — I’ll be around to answer questions, or at least point you in the right direction. If you’re interested, just give me a shout. I can’t give any warranties or guarantees — it’s all as-is. Once you take it off the site, you’re on your own.

The price is £9,405 — I know that’s a lot, but it’s a solid deal considering the condition and the fact that it’s an electric model with good specs. Still, I’d say it’s better to go in with your own checks than to trust the online info.

We’re not selling it as a “drivable” car — it needs full repairs to meet road standards. If it has a MOT, that doesn’t mean it’s safe to drive. It might have been damaged after the test. So you’ll need a new MOT after repairs.

If you want to go ahead, I can help you get it out — delivery’s possible across the UK, though it’ll cost extra. I’ll need to check availability, so don’t just jump in.

All parts exchanges are welcome. We take major debit cards — bank transfer is my go-to, but cash is possible too (though there’s a 2% handling fee).

Just don’t assume the specs are right. This one’s been in storage, so we don’t know what’s inside — no guarantee on interior bits like parcel shelves, spare wheels, or charging plugs.

And yeah — if you don’t pick it up by the agreed date, I’ll just keep it and resell it. No issues with that.

Bottom line: see it, check it, decide. No magic, no promises. Just a real car, in a real state, with a real price.

Let me know if you’re interested — I’ll be honest and not try to sell you something you don’t need.