2011 Ford Edge Limited Awd on 2040-cars
Effort, Pennsylvania, United States
BEAUTIFUL SOUGHT AFTER WHITE PLATINUM MET- TRI-COAT EDGE LIMITED AWD
5 PASSENGER
FULL LEATHER
FULLY LOADED
HWY MILES
ADULT DRIVEN
STILL UNDER PLATIMUM FACTORY WARRANTY
ALL CARPETED FLOOR MATS ARE STILL IN ORIGINAL PACKAGE
ALL WEATHER MATS INCLUDED
WILL NOT SHIP! CASH OR BANK CHECK
2011 Ford Edge LIMITED AWD in White Platinum Tri-Coat and Black Leather interior. We are the original owners of this vehicle and it was driven highway and has the original 80500 miles on it. The vehicle has a 100% clean record with NO accidents at all. The vehicle doesn’t show much wear at all. Balance of 100k warranty good until 01/14/2017 or 100k miles.
Original MSRP $43,000
Current (1/22/2014) KBB Appraisal V Good = $19,480. Edmunds Appraisal Clean $20,803. NADA Appraisal Clean Trade $21,000
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