2000 Ford Taurus Se 4 Door Sedan, Flex Fuel Equipped on 2040-cars
Kellogg, Minnesota, United States
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You are bidding on a 2000 Ford Taurus SE, 4 Door Sedan with Flex Fuel Capabilities. This vehicle comes with the following options: automatic transmission, front wheel drive, 3.0L 182Cu. In. V6 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated engine, 6 cylinder, Blue exterior, Grey interior, Anti-lock breaks, passenger and driver airbags, cassette player, power locks, windows and seat; air conditioning, cruise control. It has a total millage of 191,767.
Purchased this car in July of 2008 for my daughter, had 149,731 miles at that time. Oil was changed regularly every 3,000 miles and uses no oil between changes. At 166,700 miles, I replaced all ball joints, sway bars and all four struts. At 172,342 miles, the engine and transmission were rebuilt along with a new water pump. At 189,275 miles, I replaced both front wheel bearings and installed four brand new Goodyear tires. These tires have less than 3000 miles on them. There is some body rust as shown in the pictures. As far as rust underneath the car, the frame, etc. is solid. The interior of the vehicle is close to perfect and very clean. Now that we have virtually fixed or replaced everything that could go wrong with this car, my daughter has decided to purchase a new car. This car runs and drives great! BID WITH CONFIDENCE!!! ALL MY AUCTIONS ARE 100% GUARANTEED!!! IF THE CAR IS NOT EXACTLY WHAT I SAID IT WAS WHEN YOU COME TO PICK IT UP YOU ARE NOT OBLIGATED TO PURCHASE!!!! |
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