2010 Ford Focus Se 4 Door At / One Owner / All Service Records on 2040-cars
Ephrata, Pennsylvania, United States
2010 Ford
Focus Se Sedan 4 door Automatic with 52,000 miles. MUST SELL! The Focus was purchased NEW in 2010 from DBA Chapman Ford of Lancaster, Pa. and has been dealer serviced since purchase. All service receipts / records are available. I’m selling
the car because my mother is moving to an independent living facility and can no
longer afford the car payments or the insurance. The car is in very good mechanical shape with
a few minor cosmetic items as listed. Cosmetic flaws as shown in pictures: · paint on driver’s side mirror ·
scratches
on driver’s side rear door jamb from walker placed in and out of the car · scratch on rear bumper · scratch above passenger side rear wheel · scratch on passenger side front apron · upholstery has minor stains
The tires were replaced at 42,000 miles and the car will have the latest inspection when it is sold. All in all, this is a great little car. |
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