2004 Taurus Low Milage 04 Was Elderly Lady Who No Longer Drives Low Milage 48k on 2040-cars
Ashton, Maryland, United States
Runs and drives great. All services are and were always up to date. Most service done at the Ford dealer. This was a relatives car that no longer drives. She was elderly and turned in her license.The car is a 2004 Ford Taurus in great mechanical condition serviced at the dealer. It has; power windows, power locks, c/d changer, heated side view mirrors plus the standard equipment. The exterior has a few blemishes as stated was a elderly persons car. It has 48,000 miles, and our family no longer needs it. The reserve is set below 4,000 and the trade value is listed on kbb.com for over 5,000. We just do not need it. It is sold as is, and no warranty.
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Ford Taurus for Sale
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