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You are bidding on a near new 2000 Ford Contour SE sedan with the factory Bi-fuel option, that burns CNG (compressed natural gas) or regular unleaded

by a switch on the dash, and 62,000 original miles. If you have easy access to CNG, this car can save you a lot of cash, and you can go "Green" in the HOV lane.

This car was owner, operated and maintained by the City of Mesa, Ariz. Our city is well know for excellent care and maintenance. This car was garage kept

since new, and it shows it. The paint has the original factory shine, and the body is near perfect. It does have 2 small dents on the drivers door (to small to

show in a photo), and a GPS antenna on the trunk.

The gray cloth interior is also new new, with no signs of wear on the seats, carpet or headliner, and smells factory new. The top of the dash did start to roll

up from the windshield, and has been repaired by a dash mat. See photos. This is very common here in Arizona.

The following items have been recently replaced: tires, brakes and rotors (front), battery, timing belt, water pump and pulleys, drive belt and adjuster, etc.

The engine and trans. are clean and drive, with no signs of leaks. The car runs and operates as it should, and get well over 32 MPG. It is a dream to drive.

If you are new to CNG, or have any questions about the car, please call me at 480-330-1927, or contact me thru eBay. I reserve the right to cancel this listing

at any time, as this car for sale in the local Phoenix area. If you would desire to fly into the Phoenix area, I would be glad to pick you up at the airport, and send

on your way.

If you are considering a bi-fuel Hybrid car, and are looking for an extra nice car, this would be perfect. I believe this may be the best Ford Contour CNG car

on the market at any price. Must see to believe.

Thanks for looking, and Good Luck!

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