2009 Ford Focus Se Coupe 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
United States
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I bought this car as a second owner in Birmingham AL from a dealer in 2011. It had 49,000 miles on it at the time. Most of the driving has been highway miles since then. I have commuted back and forth to work on the interstate about 2 hours a day round-trip. I have checked the gas mileage regularly and have never gotten less than 29mpg on any fill-up. The tires have good tread still but probably time for rotation and balance. I have changed the oil regularly with synthetic Castrol. I don't smoke nor allow anyone to smoke in any of my cars. As a result, smoke has never been inside the vehicle. It is clean, comfortable and a great car. I am not excited to sell it but family is growing and now we are going to require something bigger. I am not interested in a trade. I already have a vehicle selected for replacement. Car is located at Birmingham Alabama Airport. Most of the time I have owned the car it has been in my garage or airplane hangar when not in use. There is no sun damage. Air Conditioner quit working this morning. Probably a leak in system. As a result, I reduced the price.
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