2012 Ford Focus Se No Reserve Salvage Damaged Rebuildable Repairable on 2040-cars
Madisonville, Tennessee, United States
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2012 Ford Focus SE, 58,640 miles, This car lot drives and has the 2.0 liter 4 cylinder, automatic transmission, power windows, power door locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, am/fm/cd and factory aluminum wheels.
This vehicle is being sold with NO RESERVE and as mentioned this car lot drives. All air bags are good and the radiator is good, The driver's seatbelt is deployed and the a/c is not cold. This is a rebuildable/salvage vehicle that needs to be repaired and inspected before being driven and is being sold with a Tennessee salvage title which can be easily converted to a rebuilt title in most states. Buy a bargain and get this one while its available. Please look at all of the pictures and email if you have any questions before bidding. This vehicle is being sold As Is with no guarantee. Buyer is responsible for pickup or shipping of this vehicle. Tennessee residents must pay Tennessee Sales Tax. A non-refundable $500.00 Paypal/Money Order deposit is due withing 48 hours of auction close. On this we accept Paypal for deposit. For the remaining balance we accept Postal Money Order, Bank Wire Transfer, Cash or Bank Cashiers Check (No Credit Union Checks Accepted). Bank Cashiers Checks must clear before the vehicle will be released. |
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