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Ford Escort Lx 1995 Florida Tittle Low Mileage Sedan 4-door 1.9l on 2040-cars
Year:1995
Mileage:89179
Location:
Port Richey, Florida, United States
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We are bringing to you, a very unique ford escort that was purchased from a dealership in our city of New Port Richey, and driven mostly to grocery store and pharmacies by a local retired couple and their adult son. It appears the paint is original, and as you will see in the following statement we will share with you what we have learned about the vehicle from the previous owner and our own experience. The car drives(starts and shifts extremely smooth) according to the original sticker, issued by ford motor company, this car will give you upto 32 mpg, we could not confirm that since when we got the car it was a full tank and we only drove about 100 miles, and it appears it hardly used any gas. This vehicle has all the original books and manual, and spare tire, jack, and the tools were hardly ever used. All windows, air conditioning/heat, electric side mirrors, are in great working condition. All tires are matching and have 70-90% tread life left on them. The car has no bad smell and does not require any kind of air freshener to hide the smell. It appears the backseat was never used and the rear trunk cover is removable. As it was a great option on these vehicles. This car was garaged and the pictures you will see in this listing is the way we received the car and we did not wash or detail this vehicle prior to taking these pictures.(We have had 2 1/2 days of rain last week.)
For those of you who love a good economy, quality made American car, you will love the way this car looks, drives and feels. We have seen the same car 10 or 15 years younger that don't even hold a candle compared to this little beauty. If I may add since this is a Florida car, there is absolutely no sign of any rust on this car, including in the engine compartment, under the car, or inside the doors. Please be advised that you are buying this car from a Dealer, which means we are insured and bonded. Over 50% of the vehicles we sell, are shipped to other states or sometimes other countries. Also be advised that we have done our best to check the vehicle including driving it, so that we may share with you any positive and negative feedback about the vehicle. Since the car is made out of a thousand plus parts it is physically impossible for us to cover everything that can go wrong with the vehicle (including but not limited to fuses, lights, etc)things that can be good today and bad tomorrow. As I stated earlier we have driven every car we offer on Ebay before we offer it, and our primary concerns, are usually including making sure the car drives good, the transmission shifts OK, the front/rear lights, windows and other electronics are in working condition meaning we have done our due diligence. Upon winning the car, you can fly down and drive the vehicle to your destination or we will help you with shipping arrangements, and the following are examples for the last 30 days as far as some shipping prices (this was before gas was $4 a gallon) - Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio and Illinois- around $325-500 - New York, New Jersey, Northeastern states- around $325-550 - Georgia, the Carolina- around $225-350 - Southern California, Texas- about $600-950 - North Dakota- around $900 The above will give you an idea of the approximate shipping costs. We do not have our own shipping company, but rather use a dispatch who will list the shipping destination and what the seller is willing to pay on the multi-shipping company list. Unlike other companies, we do not make any money by referring you to any certain shipping company, and instead we find you the most discounted rate. We have tried to take as many pictures as possible from all angles, however if you need additional pictures, simply email or call BJ our sales manager at (727)-992-3000. We are proud of our reputation and we will do our best to deliver a great quality car to you. Please understand that you are buying a USED CAR meaning, per Florida law, this is an AS-IS sale. We urge you, if you have time after winning the auction, please fly down, drive the car and enjoy the Florida weather. |
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