2012 Ford Focus 4-door Hatchback White With Black Interior Bluetooth Capibility on 2040-cars
Sparta, Michigan, United States
For sale 2012 Ford Focus 4-Door Hatchback with 45,029 miles. Minor scratches and stone chips as would be expected, (see photos). The interior is in excellent condition and owned by a non smoking owner. Vehicle was purchased from a local dealer in 2013 for our daughter, she has now moved to Chicago and she no longer needs the vehicle. The front tires have 50% of the tread left and the rear tires were replaced in May 2014. The vehicle is equipped with front driver and passenger air bags and is also equipped with side air bags. Estimated EPA Fuel Economy: City (MPG26) Highway (MPG36) Combined (MPG30). The exterior color is White Platinum Metallic Tri-coat. The interior color is Charcoal Black. The vehicle is equipped with AM/FM Stereo w/CD/MP3 Player-inc: aux input jack, speed sensitive volume with 4-speakers. The vehicle has Blue Tooth capability. The vehicle has been maintained with regular oil changes. This is a fun car to drive and easy to handle and maneuver. If you have any questions regarding this car you can reach someone at (616-460-8056). The stated mileage may change as the vehicle is locally for sale.
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