2005 Ford Escape Xls Sport Utility 4-door 2.3l on 2040-cars
Bothell, Washington, United States
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I am selling my 2005 Ford Escape. This low mile SUV is in wonderful condition. It drives perfectly, no vibration or pull, no electrical problems, and not one mechanical problem. It does not smoke, leak, and all of the dash lights work perfectly. The transmission shifts perfectly and the engine runs smoothly. All of the miles on this vehicle are highway miles (it's never been off road). I am a non-smoker. The last image shows small scratches on the interior. I think they may have happened during my drive from Nevada to Seattle because I had a snowboard resting near that area.
I just moved from Nevada to Washington and no longer need a vehicle. The vehicle is located in Seattle Washington. I have taken great care of this vehicle after purchasing it from my grandmother when she became unable to drive. The stereo/amp/subwoofer comes with the car. They were professionally installed. Please note- The cargo cover that comes with the vehicle is in a storage unit in Nevada. I will give the buyer my word that I will ship the cargo cover to them at the end of the summer when I return to Nevada for the rest of my household goods. Buyer is responsible for transportation of vehicle. PAYPAL DEPOSIT of $500.00 required when winning auction - PAYMENT IN CASHIER'S CHECK OR CASH ONLY |
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