Elite Ford

2171 Boulevard du Curé Labelle
Saint-Jerome, Quebec
J7Y 1T1, Canada
Phone: 1-450-436-3142

2016 Ford F-150 Lariat

2016 Ford F-150 Lariat

Technical Data

  • Price: $29,995
  • Make: Ford
  • Model: F-150 Lariat
  • Year: 2016
  • Mileage: 83,076 km
  • Transmission: automatic
  • Drive Type: 4x4
  • Vehicle Passengers: 5
  • Doors: 4
  • Ext. Color: gray
  • Int. Color: black
  • Engine: 8 cylinders
  • Stock no.: 26398A
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1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd chance credit, no credit refused. All our vehicles are inspected. Mechanical and aesthetic reconditioning done by our certified technicians. Delivery of the vehicle in 24 hours possible depending on the vehicle. We pay more for your trade-in!! Come see us!!!While we have taken all reasonable steps to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, we are not responsible for any errors or omissions. Please cross-check information with: Repentigny Chevrolet Buick GMC Corvette. Also note that none of our vehicles were purchased at the Auction  **from 6.99% Certain conditions apply, minimum financing amount. In virtue of sections 159 and 160 of the consumer protection act, (1978, c.9) this vehicle is classed as follows and carries with it a warranty that it will remain in good working order for the period of time or the kilometers stated above, whichever occurs first.

Equipment:

Air conditioning, Cruise control, Power Mirrors, Power steering, Power windows, Remote starter, Adjustable steering wheel, Heated steering, Stability control, Traction control, Two-toned paint, Satellite radio, Reverse camera, Climate control, Integrated turn signal mirrors, Anti-theft system, Rear tow hook, Brake assist, Auxiliary audio input, Trailer hitch receiver, Keyless entry, Keyless start, Audio steering controls

Warranty:

Legal warranty : C - 1 month - 1700 KM

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MSRP $27,499
Engine and transmission
Engine 3.5 /  
Transmission (speeds/type) 6 / Automatic
Driven wheels  
Performances
Power 282 @ 6250
Torque 253 @ 4250
Fuel consumption: city (L/100km)  
Fuel consumption: highway (L/100km)  
Technical
Fuel tank capacity (L) 87.1
Front suspension   /  
Rear suspension   /  
Traction control x
Stability control x
Wheels and tires
Wheels Steel
Wheels dimensions (inches) 17 x 7.5
Tires 245 x 70
Security
Dics brakes 4
ABS x
Brake assist system  
Front airbags 2
Side airbags 2
Power locks  
Comfort and convenience
Air conditioning (automatic) x
Power windows  
Parking assistance  
Cruise control  
Audio and communication
Auxiliary audio input x
Bluetooth  
Navigational system  

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