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2013 Ford Taurus Limited---leather---navigation--- on 2040-cars

US $25,600.00
Year:2013 Mileage:13157
Location:

Franklin, Kentucky, United States

Franklin, Kentucky, United States
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You are looking at a 2013 Ford Taurus Limited with 13,157 miles and the remainder of the original factory warranty (3yrs/36000 mile bumper to bumper and 5yrs/60000mile powertrain). It comes equipped with a 3.5L V6 engine and 6sp automatic transmission and includes heated/cooled leather seats, touch screen navigation with voice activation, Sync with MyFord Touch, backup camera with reverse sensing system, power tilt/telescoping wheel, steering wheel audio/cruise/phone controls, Sony sound system, push button start with remote, HD Radio, blind spot monitoring system, power gas/brake pedal and more! This car is a dandy...don't miss out...it won't last long!!

Hunt Ford Chrysler is a Ford, Mercury, Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep dealer in Franklin, KY. We are located 40 miles north of Nashville, TN. We are a small family-owned dealership who has been offering straightforward good deals and great service to our local customers for over 55 years. Now we are doing it nationwide. Please bid and buy with confidence. We are a multiple recipient of Ford's President's Award. The award goes to the top 10% of Ford dealers in customer satisfaction.

In most cases, we accept trade-ins. We can give you an appraisal if you provide us with a thorough description and digital pictures of your car.

By bidding on this vehicle, you agree to all our terms and conditions. You also agree that the legal venue and jurisdiction for this sale is Franklin, KY. We try to describe our vehicles as accurately as possible. You should be aware that any used vehicle will not be perfect. You should expect normal wear and tear. You are welcome to come inspect the vehicle before bidding. Our hours are 7-5 Monday-Saturday.

We will need a $1000 deposit within 3 days of auction close. Remaining balance to be paid within 7 days by cashier's check or wire transfer only. In some cases, we will need to hold the title work for 10 business days until the cashier's check clears. We offer financing through Ford Credit and Chrysler Financial. Contact us by phone if you would like to get pre-approved. You must be approved before you bid if you are going to finance with us. We have no additional documentation fees. The price you see is the price you will pay. Tax and license are the responsibility of the buyer.

Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs. We do not offer shipping, but we would be happy to assist in any way. If you would like to fly in and drive the vehicle home, we can pick you up at the Nashville, TN airport free of charge. You will need to arrive between 8:00am and 4:00pm central time if you would like for us to pick you up.

If you have any questions, please contact Chris Dennison at 270-776-7800. You can also e-mail me at chris@huntauto.com. Thanks and happy bidding!

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