2008 Ford E-Series E-350 SD XLT

??? Carma Dealer Certified Pre-Owned — 90-Point Inspection Passed
This 2008 Ford E-350 SD XLT has been road tested, inspected, and serviced by our own team, and it's backed by our Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan and 5-Year Maintenance Plan.
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2008 Ford E-350 SD XLT — Silver over Gray Cloth
A full-size Ford Super Duty van built to work, with the documentation to back up how it's been kept up. It rides on Michelin tires and comes with 2 keys and its original owner's manual books.

? What You're Actually Getting
- Carma 90-point inspection: road tested, inspected, serviced, then driven again to confirm the work
- OBDII scan confirmed: all drive monitors completed, zero stored or pending trouble codes
- CARFAX: no accidents or damage reported, no total loss, no structural damage, no airbag deployment, clean title throughout
- A long, documented maintenance trail — front and rear brakes, front wheel bearing/hub, front and rear shocks, spark plugs, brake rotor, alternator and battery, and window regulator work have all been addressed over this van's life, all captured on CARFAX
- Freshly serviced at our own shop, Duluth Auto Service & Imports, as part of our standard pre-delivery process: 8 spark plugs replaced and one TPMS sensor replaced — an estimated $550–$800 in retail-equivalent work, counted toward the total below
- Riding on Michelin tires
- 2 keys and the original owner's manual books included
- Includes our Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan (Level 1: engine, transmission, drivetrain) and 5-Year Maintenance Plan — details below

?? Real Value
We don't just point to a sticker and call it a deal — here's the actual math. We cross-checked this E-350 against CARFAX's History-Based Value ($13,170), J.D. Power's Retail Book ($9,825), Kelley Blue Book's Typical Listing Price ($10,820), and Manheim's Adjusted Retail Average ($11,100), along with a live market average pull ($14,331). Pricing guides genuinely disagree on higher-mileage, older commercial-type vans like this one — that's a real limitation of the data, not something we're going to paper over — so we're anchoring toward the lower, more conservative cluster of sources rather than the flattering top end.

That puts the honest market value of this van in the $9,800–$11,500 range on its own, with CARFAX's own figure and the live market average both running meaningfully higher. Add the $550–$800 in documented recent service work, the $2,500 5-Year Maintenance Plan, and the $300 retail value of the included Quality Plus warranty coverage, and you're looking at roughly $13,100 to $15,100 in total value in this vehicle — not just a price tag. Market pricing shifts, so if you'd like a more current pricing report before you decide, just ask — our goal is that you never overpay and always know exactly what you're getting for it. Price is only what you pay; value is what you get, so weigh the two side by side rather than comparing sticker numbers alone.

?? Features & Specs
- 5.4L V8 engine, automatic transmission, rear-wheel drive
- Full-size Ford Super Duty van platform, XLT trim
- Gray cloth seating
- Michelin tires
- 70,921 current miles

?? Vehicle History (Full Transparency)
This is a CARFAX-clean van — no accidents or damage of any kind reported over its 18 years, no total loss, no structural damage, and no airbag deployment. Title history is clean throughout as well — no salvage, rebuilt, flood, fire, hail, or lemon branding on record.

This van started life in a rental fleet in 2008–2009 before moving to personal ownership in Texas, where it's stayed ever since across three individual owners. The most recent owner held it for over 12 years and drove it sparingly — well under 2,000 miles a year on average — which lines up with the well-documented, steady maint