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Ford Focus SE - HEATED SEATS, $12,998

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Specifications

Status

Used

Year

2009

Make

Ford

Model

Focus

Kilometres

50,205 km

Style/Trim

SE - HEATED SEATS

Stock number

ct8956

Exterior Colour

Black

Interior Colour

Black

Fuel type

Regular Unleaded

Drive

FWD

Engine size

4-Cyl 2.0 Liter

Transmission

Automatic

Doors

Type

Sedan

Offers

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Features

AM/FM Stereo
Air Conditioning
Dual Airbag
Power Steering

Power Windows
Side Impact Airbag
Spoiler
Tilt Wheel

CD Changer
Power Door Locks

Description

LOCAL 1 OWNER TRADE, BOUGHT NEW HERE!! 2.0L 4 CYL. ENGINE, AUTOMATIC, HEATED FRONT SEATS, POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS, CRUISE CONTROL, KEYLESS ENTRY.

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