2008 Ford Fusion Se Sedan 4-door 2.3l on 2040-cars
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
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Selling my 08 Fusion SE 117,500 miles (1 owner I bought it with 10 miles
on it), NADA (Which every bank uses) blue book is $10,500 with all the
options it has on it. 2.3L 4 cyl, get's about 26-27 mpg in town. 29-31
mpg on the highway depending on speed. Sport Package with rear spoiler
and 18 inch wheels. Powered sunroof/moonroof. Sport leather seating,
SYNC and Bluetooth system. Believe me if you travel at all, this is a
must have! Ambient lighting inside that changes up to 7 colors. Power
seat for driver. Brakes and New tires Last year. It is a used car, so
I'm not going to tell you it's in absolute perfect condition. It is
however it pretty good condition inside and out. Only real issue is on
front bumper (picture attached) it was backed into in a parking lot and
it put a small crack in the bumper and crinkled the license plate and
the license plate holder. It's not visible unless your right on top of
it. Great road car, most of the miles are all interstate as I used it to travel for work.
The bank still owns the car, I'm not shipping it, you can come and get it and drive away. Cash will release the title on the spot. Any check's bank certified or not will have to clear before my bank will release the title. So plan accordingly. * Warranty work done on it @ 26,000 miles, Ford replaced the entire engine. So the engine it's self only has 91,500 on it! if you have any questions please feel free to message me! |
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