2001 Subaru Outback Limited Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Dover, Delaware, United States
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2001 Subaru Outback Limited AWD
168,168 miles ~Runs well ~Interior black leather ~A/C in great condition! ~New brake pads, axles, and brake rotors ~Tires are new ~Heated seats ~Cruise control ~Sunroof ~CD and cassette player Defects: ~Scratches on the front bumper ~Rusted near the back tires ~Some scratches on the hood ~Driver seat side mirror is broken ~There are some stains on the inside carpeting ~Trunk door will not stay up by itself due to the rod breaking off ~The belt makes a loud noise when starting the car, but it goes away once you start driving it. The belt was recently replaced so it is not bad. ~The muffler has broken off and I have not yet replaced it. I am willing to sell the car at a discounted price because of this. I will fix the muffler if buyer wants to pay full price for the car. This is honestly a great car! I had recently bought a new car however and need to sell this one. If you would like to contact us to see the car in person my husbands (Jesse) number is 845-546-0081. If he cannot pick up just leave a voicemail. Also, we have more pictures if you would like me to send them to you. If email is easier my email is kwedd18@aim.com. |
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According to Subaru, speeds during the lap ranged from as little as 30 mph to over 160 mph. The STI was mostly stock with the only major mechanical change being different springs and dampers to handle the course's famous bumps at such sustained high speeds. For safety, it also had a rollcage, racing harness, and fire suppression system.
"It was quite a lap we did today and I am really happy to have another record in the bank. The chassis of the new car is so much better it really allowed me to pick up time in each sector in the more technical parts of the course," said Higgins about the run in the Subaru.
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