2013 Ford Taurus Sho Sedan 4-door 3.5l No Reserve Every Option All Wheel Drive on 2040-cars
Sims, North Carolina, United States
Up for auction is my wife's 2013 Ford Taurus SHO. This car has been garage kept since new, never smoked in, and only rained on a few times. This is an awesome car. Only reason for selling is financial reason's. This is a no reserve auction. The starting bid is pay-off on car loan. If your interested please give me a call to discuss at 919-422-0689. This car has every available option from Ford. All wheel drive, navigation, park assist, heated rear seats as well as front, massaging contoured front seats with heat and air. You name it, its got it. We have never owned a car this sophisticated. Its unreal!! See pics for sticker price when it was new. It was listed for 47k, we bought it less than 6 months ago brand new for 42k. !0,000 miles later all we want is pay-off which is $31,000. Check the pics out, do research. This is top of the line. Absolutely amazing car!!!! Any questions, please call!!! thanks for looking!!!
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