2007 Ford Freestyle 4-door 7 Passenger 3.0liter V6 With Cvt on 2040-cars
Brecksville, Ohio, United States
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One (non-smoking) owner and perfectly maintained with Mobil 1 synthetic oil every 4-6,000 miles. Mechanically, this car is in excellent condition with no accident history. Tires are one year old and new brakes were installed 300 miles ago. There are abrasion scratches on the four corners of the bumpers from a local parking garage that has those low pylons everywhere. There is no body rust and the rest of the car is near excellent. Features include: all standard SEL options (see photo) with key-less entry keypad, cruise control, adjustable steering wheel and pedal height, power seats (both front), dual climate zones, auto headlights and mirror, power moon-roof, traction control, reverse sensing system. Options later added and not shown on sticker: JVC touchscreen (front panel) CD/DVD video player system with AM-FM and Bluetooth for phone and wireless streaming, Weather Tech custom molded floor mats for front and rear storage area, Four (excellent condition) aluminum wheels mounted and balanced on Firestone "Winterforce" snow tires for winter driving. Parked in our heated garage and spent 1/3 of the time in southwest Florida. Interior fabric is also in excellent condition. Fuel tank capacity: 19 gallons and (realistic) gas mileage: 23 on average around town with 26 on the highway.
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