2008 Ford Focus Silver 5 Speed Great Condition! Mostly Hwy Miles on 2040-cars
Largo, Florida, United States
Up for grabs is an 2008 Ford Focus S Sedan. This car is located in Tampa, FL.
This car has a 5-speed manual transmission and is mostly a manual car. It does not have power mirrors, locks, or windows. This is a great buy if you are looking for a fuel efficient machine. I average 29-30 mpg with mostly city driving, and that is on regular unleaded gas. The original owner mostly used it on the highway, hence the relatively high miles. The vehicle has a clear title but I do have a loan on it. I have sold a few cars with loans on it and it is not a difficult process at all. As long as the funds are verified the day of the sale, you will walk away with the car right away and receive the title later in the mail. Please see vehicle condition above for details on the car's condition. If you would like to see the car, message me and I'll send you my phone number to arrange a meet. Thanks for looking! |
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