Ford Five Hundred, Awd, Limited, 2005 on 2040-cars
Oakland, New Jersey, United States
2005 Ford Five Hundred
Limited, AWD, Loaded, Ford 500 Wow what a car. Loaded 2005 Ford Five Hundred Limited AWD, 119212 miles, Great running car. The interior is in excellent condition, leather seats, multi positioning seating, front heated seats, plenty of room, wood grain dash, electric sunroof (factory installed), 6 cd, am/fm radio Premium Sound from Ford. The exterior is in good condition with one minor scrape on the front of the hood, no rust, clean exterior, Light Tundra Green color with a few minor minor scratches that would be consistent with the cars age. Newer rear tires, fresh oil change, this car is really ready to go and be driven. The ride is so comfortable you don't even realize you are on the road. A great family car, salesman's vehicle, etc. The Five Hundred took the place of the very successful Ford Taurus for a couple of years. Brand New, Just done August 16, 2014 01. 6 Platinum Spark Plugs and Tune Up 02. Factory Remanufactured Ford Throttle Body 03. Oil change and filter replacement 04. New coil packs Thank you for viewing our posting, have a great day. There are no existing or remaining warranties on this vehicle. This vehicle is a two owner vehicle. This vehicle is for sale locally so we reserve the right to remove from the listing in the event it does sell locally first. You can call us with any questions also 201...644....7322, thank you. (ford, chevy, dodge, toyota, nissan, car, truck, all wheel drive, leather, taurus, power sunroof, moonroof, awd, nice, car, great, shape....) |
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