2014 Ford Fusion Se Sterling Grey - 7,500 Miles - 1.6l Ecoboost Turbo - 6 Speed on 2040-cars
Waterford, Wisconsin, United States
2014 Ford Fusion SE Like new. Located in Wisconsin. Title in hand. Ordered from Ford & Purchased Brand this year (2014). Only 7500 miles on the car. 3 year/36,000 mile full warranty still in tact. 37 miles per gallon!!! I have the front license plate in the trunk but the front bumper does not have the holes drilled into it for a nice clean look.
Ford Fusion SE 4 door with the 201A package plus the 1.6 liter ecoboost. FWD with 6 speed manual transmission. Very rare combination from FORD.
Dealer installed options include:
SE Appearance Package
18 Inch premium sport wheels
Rear Decklid Spoiler
Upgraded ecocloth interior
Fog Lights
30% window tint
Upgraded antenna
I'm only selling due to family and job reasons. No issues at all with the vehicle. It just recently had a full service oil change done with Mobile 1 synthetic oil. I have all the proper paperwork and documentation to go along with the sale of this vehicle. I have excellent communication and 100% positive feedback. Buy with confidence.
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