2007 Ford Edge Sel Perfect Condition 86,000 Low Milage Black On Black Dvd. on 2040-cars
Owensboro, Kentucky, United States
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2007 Ford Edge great condition. Low mileage 86,000. Very good condition. The reason for selling is 6 grandkids will not fit. Had to buy the soccer mom van. That I will not drive. I may be old but I have my pride. I looked hard for a vehicle that would fit in my garage with my B.A. truck. This car fits and was garage kept out of the elements. Now,it is for sale. The van will set outside. I had it detailed by the best in town spending close to 300.00 for the seats to be removed and carpets, engine and the body to be brought to perfect. You are bidding on a 2007 close to NEW.As possible. The price has been researched. High mileage not taken care of are asking 12,000.00, Low mileage, under 100,000 are asking 14,000.00 to 17,000.00 I have never sold a car on EBay. That being said I am firm at 13,500.00. It will be local pickup ONLY. I will not ship. And payment will be certified Check or 100.00 bills. Great car, cleanest you will find. And by the way this car is very fast. |
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