2003 Ford Focus Se, 135,893 Miles, Good Condition on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
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I'm selling my 2003 Ford Focus SE with 135,893 miles on the odometer.
The car has been well-maintained over the past 7 years I've owned it, e.g. regular cleanings, oil changes, transmission fluid changes, and standard services/repairs as needed. It is a great daily driver, has been on numerous long adventures, and it has always been very reliable. It has 15" Ford alloy wheels with new tires on the front and healthy tires on the back. The car has been equipped with a CD player and AUX port (with a removable face). The body has some minor blemishes (a few small dents and scrapes, primarily on the bumper) from living/parking in a busy city. I also recently had to replace the water tank and pump due to a pesky leak, but all is well and good now. The registration was recently renewed and it passed its last smog test. All in all, it's a great little car, has served me well, and I'll be sad to see it go. Feel free to message me with serious inquiries only. Thank you for your interest! |
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