2012 Ford Fusion Steeda Performance Tuxedo Black Lowered on 2040-cars
Austin, Texas, United States
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One owner 2012 Ford Fusion SEL 3.0 V6 in Tuxedo Black, rare color that
sparkles in sunlight. The car has black leather interior, tinted
windows, Steeda cold air intake, Steeda strut tower brace, SCT custom
tune by Steeda Performance, slotted/drilled brake rotors w/pads, new
Yokahoma tires, Eibach lowering springs. Personally done oil changes
using Royal Purple full synthetic oil and filter, air cabin filter is
new as well. The stock mufflers were replaced with Magnaflows with 4"
tips. The sound is low and powerful. All maintenance done personally
with records. Has blue tooth, cd player, XM radio, and Warranty.
All stock speakers replaced with 2 or 3 way speakers, and a 10" Rockford Fosgate subwoofer installed in trunk. The car handles great, and rides comfortable. The tuner really cleans up the shifting and really awakens the engine. The car is quick, handles like on rails, stops on a dime. The tuner can tune for 87 octane or 93. if you prefer, remove the tuner and run E85 since it's Flex fuel capable. **No Test Pilots** Have baby on the way. Title is through Ford. NADA/Blue book Value is 20k for a stock vehicle with this mileage, minus upgrades. On Jun-07-14 at 01:09:09 PDT, seller added the following information: ** On the vehicle history report, it shows "failed emissions" or something to that effect. The car is mechanically perfect and it was my mistake that it failed. I had removed the tune the night before to update the tuner firmware. The next day I took it for inspection and the computer was still in diag mode.. my mistake..I drove it 40 miles to get it out of that mode and took it back.. passed with flying colors with no changes. |
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