2009 Ford Fusion S Sedan 4-door 2.3l on 2040-cars
Phillipsburg, New Jersey, United States
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2009 Ford Fusion This car is in great condition. The miles are are all highway miles. This was a fleet owned car therefore it was serviced at regular intervals. The trans was recently rebuilt and it has no miles on the rebuild. The car is worth much more than I am asking. The car is very clean inside and out. These Fusions are great family cars and you won't be disappointed with this one. This car is offered for local pick up or I can help with shipping at your cost. Please ask any and all questions you may have. Disclaimer : No one associated with this action shall be held responsible for any claims made in this auction. I do have the documentation from the rebuilding of the transmission and recent service done to the car which will be made available to the buyer. It is the buyer's responsibility to inspect the car before buying. Winning the auction is a binding contract to buy the car. I will help any way possible to help any prospective buyer make an informed decision. Thanks for looking |
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