2003 Ford Windstar Lx Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Old Bridge, New Jersey, United States
UP FOR SALE IS A 2003 FORD WINDSTAR. THE VAN IS VERY CLEAN IN AND OUT. IT HAS THE THIRD ROW SEAT AND COMES WITH POWER WINDOWS AND DOOR LOCKS AND CRUISE CONTROL. EVERYTHING IS IN GOOD WORKING ORDER. THE HEAT AND A/C WORKS GOOD. THE ENGINE RUNS GOOD AND TRANSMISSION SHIFTS SMOOTH. THE BRAKES AND TIRES ARE IN GOOD SHAPE.THE VAN HAS 105097 MILES.OIL WAS CHANGED EVERY 3000 MILES. THE TRANSMISSION WAS REBUILD AT 85000 MILES. IT JUST HAD A FULL TUNE UP DONE AND THE REAR SHOCKS WERE REPLACED. IT HAS A TV/DVD FOR THE KIDS IN THE BACK. ITS BEEN A VERY RELIABLE VAN. IT HAS SOME RUST ON THE BOTTOM OF DOORS. ANY QUESTIONS JUST ASK. THANK YOU
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Sure, three-cylinder engines aren't anything new - they've been offered around the globe for ages. But Ford's EcoBoost 1.0L powerplant is perhaps the best application the Autoblog team has tested. Gone are the triple-cylinder complaints of yore - this engine doesn't sound anemic or buzzy, and there's healthy power output on tap. In fact, compared to the 1.6-liter inline-four that Ford also offers in the Fiesta, the 1.0-liter is more powerful, while boasting an impressive 45 miles per gallon on the highway.
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