Used Ford F-150 LARIAT, ECOBOOST, A/C, CUIR, NAVI, BLUETOOTH for sale - Groupe Autoforce Occasion in Monteregie (South Shore)

Groupe Autoforce Occasion

2100 , boul. du Traversier

Pincourt, Quebec
J7V 0K8, Canada

Phone: 1 844 689-5838
Fax: 514-425-6665

2021 Ford F-150 LARIAT, ECOBOOST, A/C, CUIR, ...

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Price: $47,538
Make: Ford
Model: F-150 LARIAT, ECOBOOST, A/C, CUIR, NAVI, BLUETOOTH
Year: 2021
Mileage: 66,148 km
Transmission: automatic
Drive Type: 4x4
Vehicle Passengers: 5
Doors: 4
Int. Color: black
Engine: 6 cylinders
Fuel Type: unleaded
Stock no.: 51426A

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2021 FORD F-150 LARIAT SPORT ECOBOOST Engine: 2.7L V6 EcoBoost Box Length: 5.5 feet Drivetrain: 4x4 Status: One Owner – No Accidents The 2021 Ford F-150 Lariat Sport with EcoBoost is a high-performance, luxury pickup built for both work and comfort. Powerful, versatile, and packed with premium features, it’s ready for anything from daily driving to towing and adventure. Key Features: • A/C – Climate control for all-season comfort • Power Group – Power windows, locks, and mirrors • Back-Up Camera – Safer and easier parking • Heated & Cooled Leather Front Seats – Premium comfort year-round • Heated Rear Seats – Passenger comfort in the back • Push Button Start – Convenient, modern ignition • Panoramic Sunroof – Open up the cabin with sunlight • Cruise Control – Relax on long drives • Navigation – Integrated GPS to guide your way A perfect blend of performance, technology, and luxury — contact us today to book a test drive! BEST PRICE GUARANTEED ON TRADES! ALL OUR VEHICLES ARE INSPECTED BY OUR TOYOTA-CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS. EXTENDED WARRANTY AVAILABLE, CARFAX INCLUDED. COMPETITIVE FINANCING RATES, ON-SITE VEHICLE REGISTRATION. TAXES NOT INCLUDED. Toyota Certified dealership in ILE PERROT. NOW OPEN 6 DAYS. Large selection of pre-owned vehicles for sale. ALL TYPES AVAILABLE: SUBCOMPACT, COMPACT, SEDAN, HATCHBACK, HYBRID, FULL SIZE, MINIVAN, 4X4, AWD, SUV, SPORT, LUXURY. Montreal | Pointe-Claire | Dollard-des-Ormeaux | Pierrefonds-Roxboro | Kirkland | Beaconsfield | Dorval | Longueuil | Ville St-Laurent | Lachine | St-Lazare | Valleyfield | Vaudreuil | Brossard | Chateauguay | Rigaud | 25 minutes from downtown Montreal, 15 minutes from Pointe-Claire and Lachine. IPT2024 AUTOFORCE CE LE XLE S SE XSE LIMITED SR5 TRD CATEGORY C: 1 MONTH OR 1,700 KM.

Equipment:

Adaptive cruise control, Air conditioning, Power steering, Power windows, Adjustable steering wheel, Driver airbag, Passenger airbag, Stability control, Traction control, Two-toned paint, Reverse camera, Child safety locks, Climate control, Leather seats, Panoramic roof, Auxiliary audio input, Keyless entry, Auto-on headlights, Keyless start

Warranty:

Legal warranty : C - 1 month - 1700 KM

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