2005 Silver Ford Taurus - Runs Great Low Mileage For 2005 - Needs A Little Work on 2040-cars
Woodbridge, Virginia, United States
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NO RESERVE!!! Car runs great. Great Family Car. Needs a little bit of work. Has power everything, V6 engine, cd player.. Great condition, no dents or scratches, interior could use a quick wipe down and vacuum, but other than that, great looking car. I'm selling it because the repair shop I go to wanted more than I was willing to pay to fix it and I already have two other cars. IF THIS CAR SELLS FOR $2000 OR MORE, I WILL GET CAR CLEANED, DETAILED, AND WASHED INSIDE AND OUT FOR PICKUP. Check my seller rating, you will not be disappointed. This car still gets from point A to point B (the steering is very difficult because it needs repaired), but it does need some minor work. I will list what needs done on the car, but these repairs can probably wait for at least 2 weeks if you have to drive the car. -Power Steering - Cooler is leaking, needs a new pressure hose, and needs 2 new return hoses -Needs Front Brake pads and rotors -Needs a new intake manifold and gaskets The parts for these repairs will cost you around $800 if you did them yourself. Will cost you around $1500 to $2000 (parts and labor) if you have a repair shop do them. Car is worth about $3500 in Private Party Fair Condition according to Kelley Blue Book Value. Good luck bidding. |
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