2011 Ford Focus S Sedan 4-door 2.0l Gas Saver! 35mpg! on 2040-cars
Folsom, California, United States
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Great vehicle with a clear title and its super efficient on fuel. This car gets 35mpg so its great for that reliable commuter you are looking for or a long road trip with the family. I am the original owner and I have a clear title in hand, this vehicle has never been in an accident of any kind and looks/drives as if it just came off the dealership's lot. The car is well maintained and has always had oil changes performed on time, most of them done by the dealership them self. The paint and interior are great with the only exceptions being a medium sized stain on the passenger floor mat and the small front grill section being repainted. I'm not able to find any door dings or dents but its possible I missed a small one if any exist. The windows are tinted to provide comfort from the sun and really helps keep the heat down in the car. Its a base model so there aren't many bells and whistles which allows you to get this like new car for super cheap. Manual transmission with traction control, Air Conditioning, Heater, Power locks with remote, Good sound system with an AUX in jack, a lot of trunk space and a super comfy ride. I'm willing to ship this at the buyers expense and arrangement. I'm also open to meeting locally (Folsom, CA) to show the car to you. Please ask me any questions you may have before submitting an offer or buying.
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