2011 Ford Fusion Sel 4 Cylinder- Like New, Maintainted, Better Than Dealer on 2040-cars
Lynchburg, Virginia, United States
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I need to sell my Ford Fusion to become qualified for my house loan. I have taken ridiculously good care of the vehicle and recently as well. Unlike a dealership or used car lot where the engine sits idle for months, this car has been driven regularly and stood the test of time. And since I work from home, I have had lots of time to primp the Fusion including engine, detail cleanliness, and wax. The car was just certified by the Ford Dealership as a Certifed Pre-Owned Vehicle when I paid for the 100 Point used car inspection. The KBB value is $17500, I am asking $15k. The car has 28k miles and is a 4 cylinder which is great on gas. Absolutely everything works perfectly and it still has a new car smell from being very lightly used. I have the Title in hand. I also will provide all paper work, like maintenance receipts. Even if you find this beauty online and want to have it shipped, I will work with you extensively to make it a simple, stress-free, and a guaranteed experience. People ship cars professionally all the time for a surprisingly inexpensive price. I can work the details for you if this is the case. |
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