2002 4door Ford Explorer 4x4 Xlt,low Mileage on 2040-cars
Beltsville, Maryland, United States
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2002 4door Ford Explorer 4x4 XLT This Beautiful 2002
4door Ford Explorer XLT Silver Color Low mileages one you don’t want
to miss out on! This vehicle which comes with, power steering,
power brakes, power windows, power locks, power seat, power mirror, tilt,
cruise control, AM/FM stereo and CD player, dual airbags, roof rack, ABS,
and cool A/C system, and great tires, which you can see in the picture.
The exterior of this vehicle looks amazing with its Silver color Allows
the truck to stand out and shine in its beauty. The interior of the vehicle
doesn’t fall too far behind. You will be driving in a sheik and classy manner.
With a superb transmission the truck is just perfected. With a V6 4.0L
engine this truck runs in gentleness and calmness allowing you to enjoy your
ride. This truck has it all! and has all the possible option that was available
at the time purchase The only thing that you should know about the interior and
exterior is that there is a few minor scratches and door bangs on the truck as
it is clearly shows in pictures Keep in mind that this is a used truck and
minor scratches and door bangs are not uncommon. Other than that truck is
an astonishing and beautiful truck that runs better than ever, if you are
coming form out of state to pick up the truck, I will be more than happy to
meet you at airport or terminal in order to increase your comfort and allow for
a more relaxed transaction. Don’t miss out on a chance like this! Bid on
this car while you can! Happy Bidding! BID NOW!!!
Most of the cars we get are bank
and repossessed. Because of this we don’t know everything about the history of the
car but as much as we know we mention in thedescriptions. M |
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