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2003 Ford Taurus Red $1550 Very Good On Gas Reliable V6 on 2040-cars

US $1,550.00
Year:2003 Mileage:170500
Location:

Roundup, Montana, United States

Roundup, Montana, United States
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IMPORTANT: Car is listen on local adverts and will be taken off auction site  if sold locally. 

We are selling our 2003 Ford Taurus. The car has 170500 miles on it and runs very nice. We bought this car 3 years ago with 103,000 miles. The car has a rebuilt salvage title. We drove this car for more than 70,000 miles and never had a problem. The previous owner told us that the car did not have any major damage at any time that would impair the functionality of the car. WE DO NOT KNOW WHY OR HOW DID THIS CAR HAVE A REBUILT SALVAGE TITLE. We purchased the car AS WAS at the time and knew it will serve us well. 

We loved the car but now we purchased a bigger car as our needs have increased. 
The car runs and drivers very good. No known mechanical problems as long as we had it. Never had any issues with it. We changed the oil regularly. It does however have tear and wear that are cosmetic in nature. Please see the pictures. There is a rust spot on the back right side fender. The front of the hood (engine hood) has some scratches on it. There are other scratches on the car that are cosmetic in nature and do not affect the operational nature of the car. 

The air conditioning in the car did not work the best this last summer. I believe you may have to buy a can of AC liquid and put it in. Tires at some point may need to be rotated and eventually changed. The windshield is cracked but we drove it like that for 3 years. There is a crack in the front bumper. Also the drivers side mirror was glued on. We never had a problem with it as is (glued on). We drove it like this for the past 3 years. 

This can be an excellent affordable starter car for a student or commuter car. We priced it accordingly. We bought it because we wanted to pay cash for our vehicle and have something that we can just drive around. 
If you have any questions please contact us at fourzerosix 3 two zero twenty-four fifty one

The car is near Roundup, MT. It is NOT registered, so you would have to come and see it if you'd like. We Accept  PAYPAL If yo used a check you will need to wait 10 days to CLEAR THE CHECK. 

 We do not negotiate big chunks. We are pricing the car at $1550 because the age and condition of the car. NADA and Kelly Blue Book price this car in its condition between $3200 - $2400. Thus, I think that this is a good deal for anyone wanting a reliable car with decent gas milage (25-27 m/g) So if you would like to tire click or depreciate the car please save your time and do not call. 
Thank you for your understanding.  The car is listed in local ads and Craigslist so we reserve to take the auction offline as soon as it sells. 

IMPORTANT: Car is listen on local adverts and will be taken off auction site  if sold locally. 

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