2007 Subaru Impreza Sedan Four Dour 2.5i Manual Transmission Sunroof Spoiler on 2040-cars
Park City, Utah, United States
Drives great, offering smooth ride, power, and efficiency. Car is not perfect and does have some small scuffs and scratches, as well as interior blemishes that are commensurate with 100k miles of use and a 2007 model year. Overall the car is in great condition.
Preventative maintenance. I was planning to keep this car forever, but circumstances change. Have paperwork, Owners Manual, etc.
In last 3,000 miles: QUALITY SUBARU BRAND PARTS
WATER PUMP AND TIMING BELT
NEW CLUTCH
Perelli Tires,
New Brake Pads and Rotors, New Spark Plugs,
Mobil 1 Fluids, full synthetic, Oil, differential fluids, transmission fluid, clutch fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid.
K&N reuseable/ permanent air filter in stock location.
Alpine Stereo with Ipod controls.
Tow hitch for bike rack or super light towing.
Sunroof. Power windows, doorlocks, Cruise Control, Symetric AWD,
Available for sale separately. Yakima cargo racks, enclosed, ski racks, bicycle racks, etc.
New snow tires and wheels, Yakima racks.
This is a really nice subaru; winter is almost here!! Get the manual transmission and have more power and better gas mileage!! Thanks for looking
Any questions, please call me in advance of bidding. nine seven zero. 688. two three four four. Once you bid, you are a buyer. Thanks
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