2007 Ford Explorer Limited Sport Utility 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Cookeville, Tennessee, United States
This is Limited Ford Explorer in Good condition. It has Leather seats with front and back bucket seats and a third row as well which will give you a seating capacity of 6. Navigation system and a 6 disc cd changer with auxiliary plugin as well. The mirror from the passenger visor is missing. Other than that the interior is in great condition. I am the second owner of the vehicle and the majority of the mileage that has been put on this vehicle by both owners has been highway miles to and from Nashville for work and school. The exterior is scratch and dent free. Tires have less than 15,000 miles on them and are in good condition. The reason I am selling the car is because my parents gave me a new vehicle for a graduation gift. This car is not being driven at the moment and has a new oil change as well. The upkeep on this car has been done through Cookeville Heritage Ford and Lincoln in Cookeville TN. All service including oil changes have been done there.
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