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2009 Ford FG G6E Turbo $12,000

2009 Ford G6E Turbo sedan, white with cream leather interior - $12,000

Mechanically in very good condition, runs and drives very well. Has a couple of minor paint marks, but is straight & presents very well. This is the (at the time) top of the line luxury model from Ford, and is fitted with the brilliant combination of a 4 litre turbo-charged Barra inline 6 cylinder motor and the ZF 6 speed auto - exactly the same combination as used in the XR6 Turbo. Motor output is 270KW, and the power & torque delivery has to be felt to be appreciated. This is a luxury sedan, with performance that many "sports" cars could only dream of.

It has 19" factory option alloy rims fitted with 245/35/19 Khumo KU39 tyres - the rears were only fitted last week, the fronts have around 10,000 km on them & plenty of life left. 

Brakes are good, battery was replaced around 18 months ago, wheel alignment done in March this year (6,000 km ago), Bilstein shocks fitted all around 3 years / 60,000km ago, auto trans serviced with genuine fluid approx 18 months ago, engine always serviced with Castrol Edge full synthetic oil, brake fluid, cooland and diff oil changed recently, aircon works perfectly, fitted with factory Sat-Nav, leather upholstery in good condition (drivers seat showing a small amount of wear), floor mats installed, Earl's turbo oil filter & braided lines installed. 

Everything works as it should. Anything that has needed replacing has been replaced, mostly with new genuine Ford parts - this includes common failures in this model like the brake switch, wiper motor & glovebox lid. 

Being a G6E Turbo model, the car has multiple luxury refinements This includes leather seats, electric driver's seat with memory, memory external mirrors with auto-dipping passenger's mirror when reversing, sta-nav, cruise control, climate control aircon, bluetooth integration, remote central locking, flip keys, reverse camera, front & rear parking sensors. 

It is fitted with a 2300kg heavy duty towbar, and includes the tongue & tow-ball. 

The car comes with books & 2 fully workjing keys.

There are a few not-so-good points - some minor paint blemishes, slight wear on driver's seat, driver's seat lumbar adjuster shaft broken (but can still adjust lumbar setting to suit), a few minor marks on rims, aircon compressor is a bit noisy from outside car (or sitting in a drive-through etc) - it's been like this since I owned the car, but the aircon works perfectly. The low asking price refelects these issues already.

I can supply a tax invoice if requested - if you are purchasing for a GST registered business you can claim the GST portion back.

Pictures are at https://1drv.ms/f/s!AivKjyDYgh0ynSLtBwx4P7GBCeDP

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