2007 Ford Escape Xlt Sport Utility 4-door 2.3l on 2040-cars
Corydon, Indiana, United States
High milage, but great everyday driver car. I purchased this car in early 2008 with 23,000 miles on it. The other 175,000 wer put on by me. I have all maintenance records. Original drivetrain. EVERYTHING WORKS!! Cold AC, all windows work, radio, delay wipers, very decent Michelin tires. Uses no oil-no leaks! Never been smoked in, no pets (but we do have kids) I average about 27 mpg year round. We would keep this one, but we have replaced it with a 2013 escape and we have 4 other vehicles that we insure and license-time to downsize. It is a used car, has the normal door dings and a scratch here and there. The windshield does have 2 rock chips, but they have been there for several years. The left rear fender has some rust underneath, see picture. The abs light is on-broken tone ring on left front wheel. Drives great! Any questions, please ask.
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