2003 Ford Escape Xlt Sport Utility 4-door 3.0l V6 4x4 Clean Carfax! One Owner! on 2040-cars
Pine Brook, New Jersey, United States
This 2003 Ford Escape XLT is equipped with a 3.0L V6 engine, 4x4, and 166k miles is in wonderful condition. This beautiful Escape has a CLEAN CARFAX and is a CARFAX ONE OWNER. It is loaded with options: sunroof, leather interior, alloy wheels, fog lights, and trailer hitch just to name a few! The interior of this Escape is in outstanding condition. The transmission does need repair. The local transmission shop diagnosed it as needing the forward clutches in the transmission repaired or replaced.That is the reason this Escape is being sold "AS-IS". This Escape would make an excellent first car or a great second family vehicle once repaired. Buy this as a father-son project or as a shop project. Look at all the pictures to get a good feeling before you buy this truck.There is a rust spot on the driver side wheel surround but that is all! It appears as though the previous owner loved this CUV and took wonderful care of it.The matching Continental ContiTracs OWL tires are nearly new with 11-13/32 treadwear remaining. When we bought this Escape, the transmission and everything else seemed to be working fine and now we are going to take a major hit. Please call 973.725.4040 for more detailed information or to set up an appointment to come see this lovely Escape. You will not be disappointed. Make this Escape your once in a lifetime buy! - 973.725.4040.
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