2006 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
United States
Up for sale is a 2006 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited. This is a one owner vehicle that has a clear NJ Title. This senior citizen owned Lincoln is a non-smoker vehicle that is currently (and has always been) garage kept. This Lincoln has been maintained with an open checkbook since being purchased new in 2006. The car looks, runs and drives excellent with no known mechanical issues. All services and maintenance records have been documented since the vehicle was purchased new in 2006 and are available upon request. Brand new tires were recently installed and there is also an auto-start that was professionally installed. Please note the mileage in the picture states 66,654.3 miles. This mileage is subject to change as the car is being driven while advertised for sale (less than 25 miles per week is a projected estimate of mileage being driven). Seller reserves the right to cancel the listing at any time as this car is listed for sale locally. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Jared at 732-245-8141 or send an email To jaredgaccione@hotmail.com. All reasonable offers will be considered. I will be more than happy to discuss this car in detail to any potential buyer. Thank you for your interest.
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