2005 Mercury Montego Premier, Dark Grey, Excellent Condition on 2040-cars
Enterprise, Alabama, United States
For sale is a 2005 Mercury Montego Premier. This is Mercury's version of the Ford 500. This car is in excellent condition for its model year and looks and runs great. The dark gray paint is very clean and shiny with only some minor scratches, bumps, and imperfections. The interior is very clean with just normal wear and tear, with only one exception. The passenger seat bottom leather has a tear about the size of a silver dollar. The repair may not look great, but it is functional. Please refer to the pics.
Please contact me and local buyer are encouraged to come see this car. I'm willing to meet you a reasonable distance if you need me to. I will entertain all reasonable offers, but I am not desperate to sell so please don't bother with low ball offers. I have a clean title on hand and additional features include: Smooth shifting 6 speed automatic transmission Power door locks Remote key pad entry Power mirrors Power heated, memory, leather seats Power tilt and slide moonroof! Stereo with 6 disc in dash CD changer and steering wheel controls! Cruise control Adjustable gas and brake pedals Automatic dual zone climate control Automatic headlamps with factory fog lights Delay wipers Rear window defogger Automatic rear view mirror Driver information center Nice clean factory aluminum alloy wheels! Tires are in excellent condition with a lot of usable tread left. |
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