2008 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States
2008 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer SUV. Brown/Green color with camel
leather interior. 94,350 miles as of this posting. This is basically
fully loaded except for navigation and a rear back up camera. It is
automatic with overdrive and has the button to turn overdrive off if
needed when towing. There is one ding on the passenger door. Just
recently completed a tune up. KBB "very good
condition" book value of $13,244. KBB value ranges from $11,744 to
$13,694. KBB lists fair dealer purchase
price of $14,694. Have clean title in hand. Can send more pictures if
needed. Do own dogs, so there may be some residual pet dander, but the vehicle does not smell like dogs. Never smoked in.
Leather seats, heated front seats, both front seats powered, memory driver seat (can set two settings and the seat goes to the setting when you push the button) Homelink controls to program your garage door Dual climate controls (driver and passenger can set the temperature to two separate settings) Keypad entry on the driver side door so you can get in the vehicle without your keys SYNC technology (can hook up your ipod to the car and control your playlists and songs by speaking), USB, and Auxillary input in the armrest Bluetooth connectivity so you can connect your phone through the in car audio system 6 disc CD/MP3 player with Sirius/XM radio Retractable sunroof Rear entertainment system with headphones still in the original box Power fold third row (you can fold the seats up and down from the cargo area with the press of a button) Option to open just the glass or the entire liftgate Tires have less than 30,000 miles on them, with upgraded rims Running boards Roof rack with cross bars Trailer hitch receptacle Park assist monitors (when you put the vehicle in reverse, it beeps if there is something close to the bumper) |
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The Mustang prototype in these photos looks very similar to the GT500 test cars we've spotted before - same bulging hood, aggressive front fascia and air vents aft of the front wheels. What's different, however, is around back. Have a look at the exhaust, and note that instead of the GT500's usual quad pipes, two of the exhaust outlets have been capped off.
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