2007 Ford Edge Sel Plus Sport Utility 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Menlo Park, California, United States
Condition: Very good condition. No known mechanical issues. Minor scratches and dents.
Low Mileage: 42.5k miles (third car for family with two drivers) Single Owner: Purchased in Texas in 2007. Moved to California in 2009. Good weather locations (no rust). Options: Fully loaded (every feature available at time). Aftermarket window tint added and in good condition). MSRP: $32,715 plus navigation radio upgrade for $2,000 = $34,715 Top notch maintenance record: Regular service every 5,000 miles (oil change, filters as needed, tire rotations). Only used synthetic oil. Replaced all four tires with Goodyear Assurance CS Fuel Max at 28,752 miles. Performed 40,000 mile service at Ford dealer. The only service issues were the following: right turn signal light bulb at 16,346 miles; passenger tail light bulb at 39,000 miles. Details... Exterior Options: Dual chromed exhaust tips, fog lamps, power/heated mirrors, real spoiler body color; SEL badge Interior Options: Auxiliary audio input jack, center console with gear shift, dual electronic auto temp control, leather seats, 6 way power/heated/memory front seats, fold flat passenger seat, 60/40 rear bench with easy fold release button, steering wheel audio/climate controls, telescope steering column. Functional: 19 gallon tank, power steering Safety/security: Advancetrack, anti-lock brakes, child seat tether anchor, occupant classification system, personal safety system, safety canopy, securilock pass anti-theft, side impact door beams, side airbags, tire pressure monitor system Included: particulate air filter, auto lamps with wiper activation, entry keypad, auto dim rear view mirror Pay options: Panoramic vista roof ($1,395), Navigation ($2,000), 18" chrome clad wheels ($750), Reverse sensing system ($245) Prefer local buyer in San Francisco Bay area Car located in Menlo Park, CA |
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