2001 Ford Tarus Wagon on 2040-cars
Kingston, Pennsylvania, United States
2001 Ford Tarus wagon odometer: 162020 automatic transmission If you need a
dependable set of wheels, you found it here. This car has been driven by my friend
for the past year, and has served him well. I bought it in January as I needed
a car. But now I have something different to drive. The Taurus has some extras,
like power seats, power mirrors tilt steering wheel, CD player, Mach audio
system, AC, power windows, rear facing 7th passenger seat 3.0 liter V6,
tires are good and so are the brakes and inspection, 162k miles.
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