2003 Ford Escape Xlt Sport Utility 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Suwanee, Georgia, United States
2003 FORD ESCAPE XLT, LEATHER INTERIOR WITH NO TEARS, LOADED POWER EVERYTHING, CRUISE CONTROL, DRIVER SIDE ELECTRIC SEAT, POWER SUNROOF, LEGAL TINTED WINDOWS, COLD AIR, WARM HEAT, LUGGAGE RACK, ALUMINUM ALLOY WHEELS, TIRES ARE 85K LIFE WITH LESS THAN 15K WEAR, 3.0 V6 ENGINE, NEW ALTERNATOR WITH RECEIPT, BATTERY 6 MONTHS OLD WITH PAPERS. RECIEVER STYLE TRAILER HITCH, FOG LIGHTS, CLEAN CARPET. LESS THAN 134000 K MILES. I DRIVE THIS VEHICLE EVERYDAY IN ATLANTA. I WOULD NOT BE AFRAID TO DRIVE IT TO CALIFORNIA IF I NEEDED TO. I AM LOOKING TO GET A PICKUP TRUCK IS WHY I AM SELLING. NADA value as equipped is listed at retail for $5700 KELLEY blue book value as equipped is listed at "private party sale" for $3600 I AM STARTING BIDS AT $2500. |
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