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Up for sale is a 2007 Ford Escape XLT FWD with the hard to find, fuel efficient 2.3L 4 cylinder engine. This is a one owner vehicle with LOW mileage! It is very well equipped with all the creature comforts like keyless entry, power drivers seat, power windows, mirrors, locks, etc., foglights, the works! This Escape was owned and meticulously dealer maintained by a mature and responsible family. It has had recent repairs performed at the Ford dealership before being purchased from the owner including: brake pads, brake rotors, flex pipe, alternator, A/C clutch, battery, and has almost new tires! This Escape would make an excellent first vehicle, family vehicle, work vehicle, you name it! Very roomy, reliable and fuel efficient. The trunk has a ton of cargo space! If you'd like, you can also fold the rear seats to make even more room! I had just had the rear passenger window regulator repaired as well. The original rear passenger window wouldn't always go up and down, but was replaced with a brand new regulator from Ford! This is an excellent turn key vehicle for anyone that wants SUV space and functionality without paying SUV prices at the pump! This vehicle has had NO accidents, and has a spotless vehicle history report included in the ad! Being that this is a now 7 year old used vehicle however, there are minor imperfections from regular wear and driver usage. The very worst of it is some minor rock chips around the driver side, rear fender that have began to oxidize (not noticeable from a distance). Besides that, this Escape looks excellent for its age! I will be more than happy to answer any further questions regarding the Escape. I have also attached the original vehicle sticker in the pictures, as well as the CBB value of a 2007 Ford Escape XLT.

Odometer:

Canada: (kilometers) 132,900 km (approximately)

US: (miles) 82,600 miles (approximately)

Fuel Economy:

Canada: (l/100km): 10.3 city/7.7 highway

US: (mpg): 23 city/26 highway

Free AUTOCHECK vehicle history report available in ad.

$500 non-refundable deposit due within 24 hours of end of listing, with full remaining amount due within 72 hours (3 days) of the end of listing.

Vehicle is being sold as-is with no warranty or guarantee of any kind. All sales are final.

Buyer is responsible for all shipping arrangements.

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