2012 Ford Focus Titanium, 48k Miles Hatchback, No Reserve Salvage, Cruze on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
NO RESERVE !!
PLEASE ONLY BID IF YOU ARE A SERIOUS BUYER
This is your chance to own a 2012 Ford Focus Titanium hatchback for a fraction of the normal price !!! This vehicle runs and lot drives and is being sold with a PENNSYLVANIA SALVAGE title. The buyer is also responsible for shipping. We will be happy to help with arrangements after your purchase .
This is Fully loaded 2012 Ford Focus Hatchback Titanium: runs
and lot drives and has many desirable features including: an economical 2.0 liter engine, automatic transmission, air conditioning, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, rear defrost, rear wiper, steering wheel controls. -Sony sound system -Push to start -Comfort access -Cruise -Sun roof -Microsoft SYNC -Satellite Radio w/CD player. -17-inch wheels This vehicle is damaged in the front and right side. 37 MPG Highway THIS IS NOT A FLOOD If you have any questions please call or text, PRIOR TO BIDDING. Call 773 770 5367
Note: ALL ZERO HISTORY BIDDERS MUST CONTACT US OR YOUR BID WILL BE REMOVED!!! |
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