No Reserve 2000 Ford Taurus Southern Car on 2040-cars
Andover, Ohio, United States
Make: Ford
Drive Type: automatic
Model: Taurus
Mileage: 211,000
Trim: 4 door
Exterior Color: grey
NO RESERVE AUCTION this 2000 Ford Taurus. This is a Good running and driving car. The test drive went well. The air conditioning is blowing cold, it handles nice, and has plenty of power. The V6 engine sounds good with no major leaks or noises. The automatic transmission is shifting from gear to gear with no problems. The car could use brakes soon. Tires are in good shape. The interior shows wear. The exterior is clean, but does have a missing mirror and a large dent. This was a southern car so is missing that Ohio rust.Please take a look at all the pictures if you have any questions please call 440 645 9 zero zero 9. THIS is a as is sale.
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