2003 Ford Focus Se 2.0l I4 Engine, 2wd Automatic Gasoline on 2040-cars
Hudson, New York, United States
This 2003 Ford Focus is in good condition. This vehicle is for sale through Ward's Pre-Owned Sales Division, located in Hudson, New York. It was purchased through the Manheim Auto Auction and has a clear title, ready for purchase. This vehicle was thoroughly inspected by our Service Division before being presented for sale. The vehicle passed inspection with no mechanical issues.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES:5 Speed Automatic transmission, overdrive, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, tinted glass, AM/FM/CD/MP3, driver and passenger airbags, cloth interior, aluminum alloy wheels, body side moldings. We prefer payment of this vehicle done at our facility at the time of pick up, when all paperwork, including the required DMV paperwork is completed. |
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