2009 Ford Expedition El Xlt, 4x4, 90k Miles, Leather on 2040-cars
Laramie, Wyoming, United States
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This 2009 Expedition EL XLT 4X4 has been our family vehicle for over three years. It has 90k miles (mostly highway). Frequent oil changes. The engine runs like new. The transmission is smooth. We have used it primarily to go on long distance drives from Wyoming to Utah, San Diego and Alaska and back. It has leather, heated seats, rear air/heat, cruise, power windows/locks, tow package, roof rack, automatic fold flat 3rd row seats and lots of other options. It has been garaged most of its life, and it is a very nice vehicle. It has never been smoked in. The carpet and leather are beautiful. We are the 2nd owners of this vehicle and have owned it since it was almost new. We have taken very good care of it. It runs great. The exterior is in great shape. There are some small scratches here and there, but it really looks just about brand new still. There is and a small crack in the front bumper which was the result of a 16-year old slowly backing up out of his driveway into it. We have never been in an accident with this vehicle. The interior is very clean and the leather is in good condition. This is a very smooth driving vehicle that is a pleasure to drive and that can haul a lot of people and gear. We love it, but we are downsizing. We are willing to let it go for an incredibly low price, with a no-reserve auction. We would rather have someone who really needs a good deal buy it than trade it in to a dealer.
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