2010 Ford Focus Ses Sedan/automatic ***4500 Miles*** Like New Condition! *look* on 2040-cars
Wayne, New Jersey, United States
This is a MINT 2010 Ford Focus SES FWD Sedan. The vehicle has 4500 miles and has title in hand ready to sell. It gets 24MPG in City and 35MPG highway. Car sits in Wayne, NJ and is a turn key vehicle. Mileage is so low it even smells brand new. One owner... private seller, no dealership... Any questions please let me know...
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