2002 Mercury Sable Ls Premium Sedan 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Northampton, Pennsylvania, United States
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We bought this car from a dealer in 2004 so we are the second owner. The car has some rust on sides. Leather interior is nice. We just put in a new front end which includes new front struts and axle which costs us over $900.00, so the car rides nice. 6 cylinder engine. The car also has all new tires, tires have only a few hundred miles of use on them. And, the car has custom silver wheels which were only used 8 months a year and are only two years old, beautiful wheels. The engine is very good, runs great. Brakes are good. We changed the oil every 5,000 miles, car was taken care of and was only driven about 6,000 miles a year during the time we've had it. The car has a cd changer, cassette, AM/FM radio and PREMIUM SOUND. It has the sunroof, power driver seat, split fold down rear set, air bags, front wheel drive, automatic transmission. Pick up only in the Lehigh Valley, PA.
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