2007 Ford Fusion Se Sedan 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Orwell, Ohio, United States
This is a great car, and the AWD is an amazing
feature. We live in the snow belt, and often see accumulation close to a foot.
I have never gotten stuck with this car, and it is very solid on snowy roads.
Our old truck recently departed for the great junkyard in the sky, and we
couldn't afford to keep the car and buy a new truck, so unfortunately, the car
has to go. It can do a lot of things, but it can't pull a livestock trailer or
haul hay. We bought this car Ford Certified used, it was a lease trade in, and
had less than 14000 on it. I took great care of this car; all oil changes on
time with synthetic blend, regular maintenance, tire rotation, etc. It has the
6 disk CD changer, which was a huge selling point for me, and I have never had
a problem with it. I was in an accident a couple years ago; I was rear ended in
a low speed collision. It was a bumper replace, no other damage. We had it
fixed at the Ford dealership. The windshields were also replaced at the Ford
dealership a few years back; the front had a stone chip, but then something (we
have no idea what, but think it was a big rock from a passing truck) fell
through the back window, so I had them both done at the same time since the
insurance was paying for both. There is the original spare that I have never
used, the back seats flip down making it able to haul really big items. It gets
really good gas mileage, even in town, and it has a huge gas tank. Now that I
drive a full size truck on a regular basis, I miss the gas mileage on my
Fusion...a lot. This is mechanically sound, no leaks, no problems that I am aware of. We just had it to a Ford mechanic a couple weeks ago, it checked out good, but they recommended the transmission hoses be replaced, so we had that done. The pictures are from late summer, but we are putting it up for
sale now because we were waiting to see if we could keep the car and buy a new
truck, but we can't. We drove it to Pittsburgh a couple days ago and it runs like a dream, so no problems. Someone is getting a really good car, and
they are going to be vary happy with it. We bought this because at the time, it
was a much cheaper option than a 4x4 truck or jeep. I am sure someone will be
as happy with this car as I was. Feel free to contact me with any questions.
Unfortunately, I have had some bad experiences selling little things on Ebay like books and stuff. I
have never sold a car before, I am hoping everyone is more honest about it, but, if you don't have a good buyer rating, or if
you have a history of not paying, or other problems, I will delete your bid. I
will require a deposit within 24 hours, and the balance due within 3 days.
There will be no arrangements made to pick up the car until the balance has
been paid in full. I will accept cash, cashiers check, or paypal. There is NO lien on the vehicle, it is payed off. |
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