2006 Ford Escape Limited Sport Utility 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
North Miami Beach, Florida, United States
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Greetings to whom this auction may concern,
I am selling my 2006 Ford Escape V6 3.0L front wheel drive Limited edition. Features: 3.0l V6 engine Limited edition Automatic transmission Leather seats Power driver seat (passenger seat is manual) Power windows Power locks Power mirrors Auto-dimming rear view mirror Sun roof Roof racks (I forgot to put them back on when taking pictures but they are still there) Spare tire Physical Condition: It is in very good condition, no dents, no major scratches, or no major dings. There is a tear in the front driver seat. The front passenger seat has the stitching came a little undone (this can still be fixed if with a needle and the proper high strength threading.) Mechanical Condition: One of the spark plugs or ignition coils went bad, replaced them both and works fine now. Was a 5 minute swap. The maintenance schedule suggests replace them at 100,000 miles so probably a good idea to change them all. Engine and transmission work fine. All electronics function. Tires still have a lot of thread wear left. All light bulbs work (fog lights work too). Reason I am selling: I moved to Colorado and decided to buy a 4 wheel drive SUV because of the snow. Terms: I already moved to Colorado and the title is signed over. My friend is an automotive dealer and the Escape is being kept at his warehouse. This Escape has to be picked up September 30th, or a $100 per month storage fee is charged beginning October 1st (to cover my the storage fees I am charged). A $250 non-refundable deposit must be PayPal to me within 48 hours (this covers eBay listing fee of $125 and the storage fee of $100). Upon picking up my Escape my friend will transfer the title into your name {$92 title transfer fee (this transfers the title from my name into your name) and 6% sales tax, both payable to the auto-tag agency). This must be done, I am sorry I cannot risk the liability of the Escape being driven around with the title still being in my name. You may pay with cash or cashier's check upon pickup of my SUV. This is a no-reserve auction, I am simply trying to sell my old car, this is a final sale as-is. If there is anything you may inquire my, Contact information: Robert - (786) 344-8160. Please do not call between 7:30 AM through 5 PM MST, I will be at work. You may text me at any time and I will answer as soon as possible. |
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