2002 Ford Taurus Se Sedan 101k on 2040-cars
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States
2002 Ford Taurus.
I am selling my son's Ford Taurus. He was given the opportunity to work overseas, so that is why I am selling it for him. This car has been kept in a garage and is in very good condition. There is just a few minor dents and scratch marks which is a normal wear and tear usage. The engine and transmission is very powerful. There is 101,700. miles on the car.The next Connecticut Emissions Test is scheduled for May 2016. Almost new tires are on the car. New battery, starter, coil and spark plugs. The car was always maintained. The interior is very clean and spotless. You can see in the pictures. Basically I don't know too much about the car but my son never complained about the car. If you have any questions or you would like to look at it before you bid, just write an email to set up an appointment. I am selling this car as is. No Warranty. Happy Bidding! |
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