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2005 Ford Taurus Se Sedan 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars

Year:2005 Mileage:224418 Color: are in good condition
Location:

Toledo, Ohio, United States

Toledo, Ohio, United States

 2005 Ford Taurus - Silver 4DR Sedan

Dixie Auto Leasing
is a trusted family operated business for 70 years located in Toledo, Ohio.

Dixie Auto Leasing can be located at 5880 N. Detroit, Toledo, Ohio, 43612.

All vehicles have been inspected and are guaranteed by our staff to insure that whatever car you buy on our page will be a quality vehicle with no hidden problems.

All test driving of our vehicles can be arranged at our location between the hours of 830-430 Monday-Friday.

This 2005 Ford Taurus has 241,418 miles on the odometer and has received regular oil changes every 5,000 miles.

Great Car!!! The Interior and exterior are in good condition. This Taurus is a perfect car to use in town or on the highway. A classic family sedan that is perfect for someone looking for a little extra bang for their buck. Our Taurus is equipped with power windows, power locks & seats. AM & FM radio plus CD player are equipped on this Impala as well as Air Conditioning and heat.

There is very minor rust wear near the left rear wheel (a photo is posted in our listing) and there is no spare tire included in the sale of this vehicle.

All sales are regulated and withheld under E-Bay's guidelines and procedures for payments.Please no fake bids!!!

Terms:
Payment Types: Cash or Credit/Debit Cards (No personal checks)
Fees: Out of State Buyers have no additional tax, title or license fees. The customer is responsible for registering the vehicle in their home state.

Taxes & Fees:
OHIO residence  will be charged TAX  and $ 15.00 Title Fee on the value of the vehicle. We will transfer ownership for you.
All sales transactions MUST be completed withing 7 days of auction close and security deposit of $200.00 must be collected withing 48 hours of auction close.

Auction Policies:
If you have a zero or negative rating on E-Bay  please contact us prior to bidding. Otherwise, we reserve the right to cancel your bid. Understand this is only to protect the integrity of the auction. Winning bidder must contact the dealership withing 24 hours of auction close to disclose payment and pick-up arrangements.

All questions and concerns can be directed to Dan or Sandy either through E-Bay messenger system or by calling 419-476-8678. or 1-800-837-2277

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