2006 Ford Five Hundred Limited Sedan 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Muscadine, Alabama, United States
2006 Ford Five Hundred Limited Edition. It has 229K miles and it still runs good with no engine or transmission problems. It has cold AC with nice warm heat. The AC has dual setting (one for the driver and one for the passengers). There are two side-by-side AC/Heat vents for the backseat passengers. The seats are leather seats and the front passenger seat comes with a heated seat option (driver side does not work.) The driver seat has two automatic settings so you won't have to adjust your seat. You just push a button and it does the work for you. The car is all power: power doors, windows, locks, seats, and sliding/tilt sunroof. AM/FM radio and 6 Disc CD changer work great with no issues. Cruise control and media controls are on the steering wheel. The car also comes with a gas mileage indicator that shows you how many miles until empty. The rear bumper has reverse sensors that aid you when you're backing up. Driver side door has a code section on it but I do not know the code. The lower portion of the front windshield is cracked. The backseat floor boards have some staining and there is a minor stain on the back passenger side seat. One fog light is blown. The back bumper and driver side fender were backed into but we had them professionally fixed both times (bumper reverse sensors replaced as well). This car is being sold As Is. You can come get the car or you can arrange to have it shipped at buyers expense. I will receive payment through cash at pick-up or by money order. Feel free to ask any questions. |
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