2007 Ford Freestyle Sel Wagon 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Barnett, Missouri, United States
I am selling our Freestyle that was my wifes car since we own it. We bought it in December 2010 with 129xxx miles. It now has just under 165xxx. Miles will change as we are still driving it. It has Nice Leather interior. 6 disc cd changer in dash. Is a 7 passenger, but have the second row bucket seats to go along if you want them. I had the windows professionally tinted in 2011. Tires are at 50% Tread. It also has a sun roof. This is a very family friendly car/suv. I hate selling it but due to the fact my wife wanted an Explorer now, I have to sell it! Just drove it on a 900 mile round trip last Month with NO problems. Had 4 adults plus Luggage and it still averaged 25mpg! Here local it easily gets 22mpg. Does not burn or leak any fluids. COLD a/c HOT Heat. Has rear air controls and his/her controls in front. To my Knowledge it does not need ANYTHING! BID WITH CONFIDENCE!! If you have any questions, Please give me a call at 573-789-0124. If I don't answer leave a message and I'll Call you back.
BUYER RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK ONLY Title does still have a lean on at Bank. Will be released as soon as check clears! Clean MO Title in Hand tho. Thanks for looking and hope you win this auction! Vernon K Zimmerman |
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