2008 Subaru Legacy Outback Automatic 97k Miles on 2040-cars
Manville, New Jersey, United States
You are looking on a good looking blue 2008 subaru legacy outback with automatic transmission with 97k milesThis car comes with heated seats,power door lock windows,abs,keyless entry,alarm etc.If you looking for car thats all wheel drive and gets 25-30 MPG then this is it. Tires are good for another 25-30k miles
THIS CAR HAS CLEAN TITLE WITH SALVAGE HISTORY DUE TO FRONT END ACIDENT IN PAST
Parts that were replaced:
DRIVER FENDER, HEADLIGHT HOOD, BUMPER COVER ,RADIATOR SUPPORT ,DRIVER SIDE WHEEL APRON
AIRBAGS DID NOT DEPLOYED AND POWER TRAIN WAS NOT AFFECTED
CAR HAS FEW DENTS AND SCRATCHES NORMAL FOR THE YEAR OR MILAGE
CAR IS LOCATED IN MANVILLE NJ 08835
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CALL ME AT (908)347-5345 Paul
CAR IS SOLD AS/IS
$500.00 deposit required within 24 hours of listing close.
Full payment required within 3 days of listing close.
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