2011 Ford Fusion Sel Sedan 4-door 2.5 No Reserve Auction! Clean Rebuilt, Camera on 2040-cars
Hollywood, Florida, United States
2011 FORD FUSION SEL NO RESERVE AUCTION!!! THE VEHICLE HAD A VERY MINOR DAMAGE, AND IT WAS GIVEN REBUILDABLE SALVAGE TITLE. THE DAMAGE WAS FROM FRONT PASSENGER SIDE. RIGHT FRONT IMPACT WITH A PARKED VEHICLE. THE VEHICLE HAS BEEN PROFESSIONALLY FIXED AND THE PARTS HAVE BEEN REPLACED WITH ORIGINAL FORD PARTS. NO ENGINE DAMAGE! NO FRAME DAMAGE! NO AIR BAG DEPLOYMENT! THE CAR HAS GONE THROUGH INSPECTION AND IT IS NOW IN GREAT CONDITION! PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL US AT 305-896-7717 SEAN We are a new small dealership here in Hollywood, Florida. We got this Ford Fusion from local IAAI auction. The vehicle doesn't have any issues to the best of our knowledge. It has been fixed by a professional certified body technician in a licensed body shop. This vehicle has only 46677 miles! By buying this salvage title vehicle, you will save roughly $8-10K compared to a clean title same vehicle. There are no license plate on this vehicle. Sales Tax and Registration fees are responsibility of the buyer and they are not included in the sale price. The buyer will have to organize to pay the shipping if it is shipped out of Hollywood, FL. You are more than welcome to do all inspections. Please contact us to make an appointment. NOTE: The vehicle here has a Salvage Title. Please contact us with any questions. Description provided is to the best of our knowledge. CONTACT INFO: Please contact us through Ebay using the "Ask seller a question" option, or directly by phone at 305-896-7717. Ask for Sean. We will do our best to make the sale as pleasant as possible for you. All Sales are FINAL. Non-refundable deposit of $299 is required within 24 hrs. Happy Bidding!!! Vehicle will not be released until ALL payments clear. Please take some extra time to look at all photo details, there is a lot of photos for you to understand the condition of this vehicle. |
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