Cartier.........immaculate!!! on 2040-cars
Gering, Nebraska, United States
Up for sale is this Beautiful 2003 Lincoln Town Car Cartier! This is a Prime example of what a pristine Lincoln Town Car should be. This car looks feels and drives like its BRAND NEW!!! This car is Amazing form front to back! Inside and out! This Town Car was Purchased in 2010 for $17,000 with only 24,000 miles on the clock. Since then the car has been commuting back and forth from Colorado to Iowa adding the majority of the miles. 80% of these miles are all Highway! This Town Car has been serviced and maintained since new! Car is a non smoker car and always garaged and babied since new! Still has the new car smell! Brand New Yokohama tires with less than 500 miles on them! If you are looking for a.......NEAR PERFECT LINCOLN TOWN CAR THIS IS THE ONE YOU WANT!!! Get in this car and drive it anywhere in the country with no issues at all! You will not be disappointed!!! Don’t miss out on this Beautiful example of what an American Luxury Car should be! The pictures really don't do it justice. must see to appreciate how nice this car is!!!
Specs & Features Prices Blue Book® SRV* $8,760-8,960 Specs Seating: (max) 6 Length: 215.4 in Width: 78.2 in Wheelbase: 117.7 in Cargo capacity: 21 cu ft Towing (max): 1,150 lb Final Assembly Location: United States Features Body style: Sedan Dual-zone AC: Std. Leather seats: Std. Power seats: Std. Power windows: Std CD player: Std 6 DIsc CD Changer: Std Back Up Assist: Std Keyless entry Fog lights: Std. Safety Side airbags: Std. ABS brakes: Std. Traction control: Std. Stability control Engines & Performance Standard engine: 4.6L 239 hp V8 City: 17 mpg Highway: 25 mpg Driving range: 475 mi Drive: RWD Standard trans: 4-Speed Automatic Overdrive |
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