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2005 Lincoln Ls Sport Sedan 4-door 3.9l on 2040-cars

US $10,000.00
Year:2005 Mileage:58813
Location:

Chesapeake, Virginia, United States

Chesapeake, Virginia, United States
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 2005 Lincoln LS Sport V8 5-speed shiftable automatic

58k original miles and will vary slightly as I drive this car a few days a week

Zero accidents, Clean NC Title, and I do own this car so there are no liens.

Some of the perks of this car are the 280 HP, the option to shift gears yourself, the extra low miles, how clean the car is inside and out, all of the amenities listed below, and the Carfax showing zero accidents and tons of maintenance records!

Since I have owned this car I have changed the oil at 4k miles or less. I wash and wax to keep the paint looking nice. I have not had any issues with the car whatsoever. The tires are Hancook's and in really great shape and should last for a good while. I only use premium gas and about ever =y 4-5 fill ups I add octane boost. I do take care of this car and have a passion for them. I am only selling this car to get something smaller. I do have experience selling cars as a private owner. This car has a huge trunk and I have fit a 50 inch tv in it with the back seats folded down.


Comes with:

-harder to find BLACK leather

- power driver and passenger seat

- memory 1 & 2 drivers seat

-power windows

-power locks

-electric parking brake

-AdvanceTrac stability control option

-cruise control

-heated mirrors

-keyless entry

-universal garage opener built into visor

-fog lights

-sunroof

-6 CD changer

-automatic headlights

-dual front side airbags

-ABS brakes

-compass built into rearview

-auto dimming rearview

-wood interior trim

-2 keys with remotes

-original manual and CD


The unfortunate:

-There is a scratch on the drivers door near the handle.

- There are a few chips of paint right above the right exhaust on the bumper. This could be filled in with paint but it is not that noticeable or that big. You basically have to know to look for it and bend down to see it. Look in the pics, will just be a small spot.

-There is a scratch on top of the trunk lid if you look really closely. I think this will maybe buff out. I think it is so light a camera could not capture it...




Feel free to ask me and questions or have a mechanic check out the car. I am in Chesapeake, VA- don't let the tag throw you off.

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