2007 Ford Taurus Se Sedan 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Howell, Michigan, United States
*2007 Ford Taurus SE
*214,000 miles (many were highway miles, took this car on several long trips a couple of years back) *Runs strong, would take this car on a trip yet again *New tires *Brakes good *Recently replaced oil pan gasket, DOES NOT LEAK ANY FLUIDS!! *Struts replaced last year *Air cold *Clean *Has shifter on floor, and full center console with sport bucket seats. Driver has power seat. *Paint has been touched up in spots etc, but car looks decent. *Dent in left rear quarter, cracked windscreen Asking $3000, or may entertain offers. Kelly Blue Book value in this condition with the miles is $3150. I have put new tires on the car recently, replaced oil pan gasket, and had the exhaust repaired. This is a dependable car for someone who needs some decent transportation. $500 deposit required within 24 hours of end of auction, or immediately if BUY IT NOW used. Balance of money due upon pickup in CASH! No cheques, cash only. NON-PAYING BIDDERS WILL BE DEALT WITH. REMEMBER. YOUR BID IS A CONTRACT. PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE AUCTION BEFORE YOU ASK A QUESTION. IF YOU STILL HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE BE CONCISE (TO-THE-POINT). Thank you! |
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