2002 Ford Escape Xlt on 2040-cars
Reynoldsburg, Ohio, United States
Wassup Guys, I'm selling a 2002 Ford Escape V6 4WD XLT. its 202,000 miles on it BUT, don't let that scare you this car Runs smooth!!! great first or second car* Transmission is Great it has recently been Flushed and Filled with documents to prove it. I have always kept up with oil changes,belt checks, tire rotations (Which have been back in Feb 2014 with great Tread on all four tires) I enjoyed driving this car back in forth from work with only inner city mileage, its been reliable. Im still driving it NOW, However the only reason trying to sell it is because we would like to get a Van because my kids are getting bigger and running out of room in it and im 6'5.
Downfalls- Its got some nicks and dings in it but typical for a car with 202,000 on it i think. Headlight assembly drivers side could be replaced its bolt hinges are broke however light still works, needs a new exhaust pipe/muffler typical of age (i believe most if not all parts are available at most secondhand parts store relatively cheap) However it is not Noisy and embarrassingly loud or i wouldn't drive it lol! Thank you for taking a glance :-) |
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