2012 Ford Transit Connect Only 20,500 Miles With An Extended Warranty on 2040-cars
Irvine, California, United States
2012 Ford Transit Connect XL Cargo Van - Very Clean - Only 20,500 Miles!!This comes with a 100K Bumper to Bumper Ford Extended Warranty. It is transferable to any Ford Dealership in the entire United States. Value of Extended Warranty is $1,200. It ALSO includes a VIP program that is also transferable. It gives you oil changes and all scheduled maintenance up to 50k miles for FREE. Free service is available at any Ford dealer in the United States. Value of the VIP program is $600. This is a one owner vehicle in super clean, excellent condition. Not one dent or scratch on vehicle! Also comes with medium tinted Driver and Passenger windows. Also comes with 2 automatic remote entry. Also comes with 2012 Garmin Navigation System
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