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2012 Ford Focus

Owner's Manual
Quick Reference Guide
Original Window Sticker
Warranty Information Guide
Seating and Safety Restraints
Lemon Law Guide
Roadside Assistance Information
SiriusXM Guide
Owners Manual Booklet Case
Excellent Condition Like New

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