2001 Ford Focus Station Wagon Very Low Miles!! on 2040-cars
Alfred Station, New York, United States
2001 Ford Focus Wagon with extremely low
miles. Still smells like new! Needs nothing ready to go. Has the Zetec
DOHC engine, automatic transmission, keyless entry with 2 keys and
remotes, cruise control, power windows and locks, factory mud flaps and
gets over 30mpg. Very well maintained at the dealer in southern PA. Oil
just changed. Very hard to find with this kind of mileage. Car will be
detailed and NYS inspected prior to pickup. The car is for sale locally
so I reserve the right to end auction early. I have other vehicles for
sale as well. Shipping available if necessary. To schedule an
appointment or for more info text or call: 60seven-three8two-nine1eight0
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