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1FMCU9DG5BKA86471
Get the report2011 Ford Escape XLT
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1FMCU9DG5BKA86471
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1FMCU9EG3BKC51237 IAAI 46048675
184,154 mi · Front end
1FMCU9J93LUA44666 IAAI 46215348
56,541 mi · Front end
1FMCU0GD1HUC77489 IAAI 46200924
107,554 mi · Normal wear
1FMCU0F72KUC20611 IAAI 45867060
142,095 mi · Front end
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