2002 Ford Taurus Ses Sedan Red 75,000 Miles on 2040-cars
Levittown, New York, United States
2002 Ford Taurus, 4 door Sedan. Maroon Red, power windows, seats, and power moonroof. The Air conditioner pumps out ice cold air, and both the heat and defrost work excellent.
Vehicle runs excellent. 6 cylinder, only 75,000 miles. I am the second owner and only had the vehicle on the road for 4 months as I just purchased a brand new vehicle. The previous owner was my elderly grandfather and he drove the car very sparingly as witnessed by the Low mileage. The Kelly blue book value is $3,560.00, I am looking to move the vehicle for 3,000.00 as I want to use the money to pay off my brand new vehicle purchase. Please feel free to contact me by email at: mattcasale27@yahoo.com, or by cell at 516-359-3132. I would be open to being slightly negotiable on the price. But at the listing price of the vehicle is a steal. The vehicle also has very detailed and meticulous service records. |
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