2013 Ford Focus St 300hp!! on 2040-cars
Milford, Ohio, United States
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I'm selling my 2013 Ford focus ST. I bought this car new off of the local Ford dealership (original owner). I am selling this vehicle due to having another child and there is enough room. This vehicle is in flawless condition and has hardly been driven. Right now it has a little over 3500 miles, but I do drive it on occasion so mileage may go up slightly. This Focus is an ST2 with recaro seats, ford touch/NAV, 6-speed transmission, sunroof, and bluetooth (sync). It has no dents dings or scratches in the paint. I also added more power with tasteful modifications by name brand distributors. All service records are available, and all upgrades to the car have been professionally installed. Here are the modifications that have been added to the vehicle. All power upgrades come out to be about $3000 between parts and installation. The car has never been abused or raced, and I have used full synthetic oil to change the factory oil the day of purchase. COBB racing engine mount full MBRP stainless exhaust MBRP downpipe H&R lowering springs 1.5" drop COBB racing cold air intake SCT tuner with 5 tunes including 93 octane tune 25% window tint |
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