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Canada Burlington, ON Listed: 17.08.2026

€12,453

Our system ID #2495276

Canada

+20

Origin: Canada Gasoline Automatic 122 450 km

Specifications

MakeFord

ModelRanger

TrimXL

Year2022

Mileage122 450 km

FuelGasoline

TransmissionAutomatic

Vehicle typeCar

LocationBurlington, ON

Origin

Canada

SellerUnited Stars Auto

Vehicle document

Province of Ontario ON

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Description

No extra Charge for Safety, No hidden Fee.
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Certification included
Price does not include MTO Licensing and HST (13%).
All of our CERTIFIED vehicles come with: a thorough 50 inspection points and a free CarFax.
Buy with confidence from an OMVIC & UCDA registered dealer. Since 2018 United Stars Auto has been serving the local communities of the Greater Toronto Area and national customers across Canada!
Financing available. We finance all type of credit (GOOD, BAD AND NEW CREDIT, bankruptcy, divorce, new Canadian, self-employed, student), We can get a deal done for you! Apply through our secure online at Finance Finance available rate start from 5.99% and $0 down option available. No hidden charges $999 may apply in Finance deals.
Contact us for more information at
Burlington location 1382 Plains Rd E, Burlington, ON, L7R 3P8
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*Warranty*This vehicle qualifies for an extended warranty with different terms and coverages available. Dont forget to ask for help choosing the right one for you.

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