No Reserve 1-owner 38k 4x4 Awd Xlt Limited Eddie Bauer Expedition 01 02 04 05 06 on 2040-cars

Year:2003 Mileage:38032 Color: / interior pictures

Location:

Joppa, Maryland, United States

NO RESERVE 1-OWNER 38K 4X4 AWD XLT LIMITED EDDIE BAUER EXPEDITION 01 02 04 05 06, image 1

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Being offered at NO RESERVE is the perfect 4x4 SUV you've been waiting for:

2003 Ford Explorer 4x4 V6 XLS 1-Owner with an incredible 38,032 original, documented miles!

- 1-Owner accident-free with only 38k original miles and an immaculate service history. Take a look at the free Carfax report provided at the end of this description; completely documented miles with perfect service history at the FORD DEALER! No expense has been spared in the maintenance of this Explorer.

- Carfax values this SUV at $1,290 ABOVE retail value given its exceptional service and 1-owner history.

- Please take your time. I've included a lot of high-definition pictures of the vehicle. Please allow enough time for all pictures to load; it may take an extra minute or two given the large size of the hi-def pictures. If you're not seeing all exterior/ interior pictures, please refresh your browser and allow enough time for everything to load.

- 4.0L V6 motor runs like a top. This is one of Ford's most reliable engines ever produced and with only 38k miles, this one is barely broken in. Great oil pressure and no heating issues.

- Automatic transmission shifts perfectly and smoothly through all gears.

- 4x4 functions perfectly in high and low gears and will get you through any terrain.

- Mechanically, the SUV is what you would expect for a low mileage, well-serviced Ford; everything works great and the Explorer really rides beautifully.

- Brakes, exhaust and suspension are all excellent.

- No engine warning lights of any kind.

- Cruise-control operates 100%.

- Heat blows hot and A/C is ice-cold!

- RUST-FREE body and the undercarriage looks great. Everything is very solid underneath. As you can see on the Carfax, this vehicle has spent its entirety in Woodbridge, VA. No rust issues that plague northern trucks.

- XLS package including alloy wheels, power windows, locks, mirrors.

- All power options function perfectly.

- In-Dash CD player. Audio sounds great.

- Alloy rims are in great condition and really complete the look of the SUV. No salt corrosion or curb rash.

- White exterior looks great. With the back windows fully tinted and sitting on clean alloy wheels, the Explorer really looks great in person.

- Exterior paint looks great. No dents, scratches or clear coat blemishes. The SUV looks a few years old tops.

- Interior is also in great shape. No tears or rips in the seats or carpets. Headliner looks great. A few minor stains and light marks in the rear cargo area and 3 small mounting holes in the center console next to the radio, but otherwise the interior is in excellent condition all around.

- Towing Hitch and luggage rack equipped!

- If you're looking at this auction, you know how hard these trucks are to find; particularly with such low mileage. This is a truck you keep for a lifetime.

- This is really a rare find: 2003 Ford Explorer XLS V6 4x4 with an amazing 38k miles, well-maintained, accident-free and being sold at NO RESERVE!!

- A 1-Owner vehicle is extremely important. The original owner paid full-sticker price for this Explorer and maintained his vehicle accordingly to protect his investment. And it really shows, inside and out, cosmetically and mechanically the SUV is in great condition.

- Service, history and condition are everything when buying a vehicle. This Explorer has it all and with such an extensive service history and low miles, this SUV is going to last the next owner a very long time.

- The Explorer is absolutely turn-key.

- Pick up the Explorer and drive it cross-country, no issues whatsoever!

- There is a $199 Document and Prep fee to allow us to sell at NO RESERVE!!

- Please let all the pictures load to really get a feel for the Explorer.

FORGET ALL THE OTHER EBAY AUCTIONS WITH SMALL PRINT, HIGH RESERVES, AND RIDICULOUS BUY-IT-NOWs.

-This is a 10 day NO RESERVE auction. The highest bidder will win.

- Due to recent non-paying bidders, we ask that you PLEASE have all funds and financing in place BEFORE placing your bid. Also, if you have ZERO FEEDBACK, you must call us and confirm your eBay user ID and contact information before bidding or your bid(s) will be removed. Thank you for your understanding!

Please feel free to call us anytime and set up an appointment to view and drive the Explorer. We value customer service and accuracy so please, if you have any questions or if we can be of any assistance to you, do not hesitate to contact us at 410-676-0101. We can even help arrange shipping.

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