2009 Ford Focus Ses Blue 2 Door 5 Speed - Loaded - Super Clean - Near New Tires on 2040-cars
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States
2009 Focus SES is the
top of the line model. I always tell everyone this is the nicest version
of Ford’s most inexpensive model. It has every option that Ford
offers. Nice car, rides and handles like a much more expensive car.
Options include: · 17" wheels with top of the line 55,000 mile Michelin tires (40,000 remaining) · Sun roof (sliding and flip up options) · Sirius Radio · 6 disc CD changer · Leather heated seats · Rear Spoiler · Ford’s best quality “audiophile” stereo with original factory sub-woofer in trunk · 5-speed manual transmission · Anti-lock brakes with front disc and stability control ·
Factory original stripe on both sides of car · 34 mpg highway · Bluetooth wireless music streaming, hands free phone · Sync voice recognition (automatically dials 911 if air bags are deployed) · Fog lights · Front and side airbags. This is a one owner adult driven car that I purchased new from the dealership It rarely carries any passengers and interior is like new condition, never smoked in, no stains or signs of significant wear. It has been used as my daily driver where it accumulated 75k miles and continues to be driven. There have never been any repair issues, and it runs perfectly. No door dings, dents or damage. I change the oil every 5,000 miles with Mobil 1 synthetic. Oil and filter for next change are included. Less than 10,000 on new pads and new rotors. If I remember correctly, the car
sold for ~$18k new so this is a great deal at less than half of that. I'm happy to send as many pictures as you want. Reserve is well below retail KBB value. Happy Bidding. Car is also for sale locally and I will pull the auction if it sells.
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