2000 Ford Explorer Xlt Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l**no Reserve** on 2040-cars
Saluda, Virginia, United States
This is a 2000 Ford Explorer XLT that is in good running and
driving condition with low miles for its age.
It is a trade in that we are offering for sale as-is. It has the 4.0L 6cylinder engine with an
automatic overdrive transmission and automatic 4 wheel drive. The transmission shifts perfect into all
gears.This SUV is fully loaded with features including key less entry, power
locks, power windows, auto dimming mirrors, outdoor temperature gauge, sunroof,
aftermarket Pioneer CD player, running boards, a Hidden Hitch tow hitch, and
alloy wheels. While it is in good running order, there are a few issues with
the SUV. It currently has a Virginia Inspection rejection sticker due to wear
on the rear tires. It also has an Airbag light on and may need a ball joint or tie rod end. Other than that there are a
few cosmetic issues including wear on the center console, a hole in the rear
seat on the driver side, several stains in the carpet, a small dent on the driver
side front fender, and the clear coat is starting to peal on the roof. All features on this truck work as they
should including the power sunroof. The
4wheel drive works perfectly in both high and low range. Winning bid does not include tax, tags, and title plus $150 processing fee.
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