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2010 Ford Fusion Sel Sedan 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars

US $13,599.00
Year:2010 Mileage:69356
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Clean and clear title, Leather interior, ice cold A/C, registration good until 01/15, last serviced a couple of months ago, CARFAX history printout, one owner (owned for 3 1/2 years), well maintained, good condition, cd player, heated front seats, SIRIUS satellite radio access, power windows,19 MPG City 27 MPG Highway, power front seats, power door mirrors, and 1-touch window functionality. Smooth gearshifts are achieved thanks to the refined 6 cylinder engine, and for added security, dynamic Stability Control supplements the drivetrain,Delay-off headlights; Door mirrors: body-color; Driver door bin; Driver vanity mirror; Dual front impact airbags; Dual front side impact airbags; Electronic stability; Front beverage holders; Front bucket seats; Front center armrest w/storage; Front dual zone A/C; Front fog lights; Front reading lights; Fully automatic headlights; Heated door mirrors; Heated front seats; Ignition disable; Illuminated entry; Leather steering wheel; Leather upholstery; Low tire pressure warning; MP3 decoder; Occupant sensing airbag; Outside temperature display; Overhead airbag; Overhead console; Panic alarm; Passenger door bin; Passenger vanity mirror; Perimeter/approach lights; Power door mirrors; Power driver seat; Power passenger seat; Power windows; Radio data system; Rear bench seats; Rear beverage holders; Rear reading lights; Rear seat center armrest; Rear window defroster; Remote keyless entry; Security system; Speakers: 6; Speed control; Speed sensitive wipers; Split folding rear seat; Steering wheel mounted audio controls; Tachometer; Telescoping steering wheel; Tilt steering wheel; Traction control; Trip computer; Variably intermittent wipers; Wireless phone connectivity.

Note: Price excludes government  taxes and fees.

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