2002 Subaru Impreza Rs Sedan 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Grasonville, Maryland, United States
Maryland state inspected, great mechanical condition, excellent daily driver, all wheel drive ready for winter! Some minor cosmetic damage to RF fender and mirror (see pictures). A very well maintained and cared for vehicle, the only mechanical defect worth mentioning is the A/C needs a shot of freon. We have added freon at the begining of the last 2 summers and made it through the summer. The compressor works fine and the system will work with freon added but there is a leak in the system. This car runs and drives as it should with no unusual noises or vibrations. It always starts right up, no problems, no smoke. The transmission shifts smoothly, the clutch engages nicely and does not slip.Some of the maintenance that has been done in the last 10,000 miles: new tires, new brakes (pads and rotors), new battery, new fan belts and regular oil changes. lots of pictures, check it out, what you see is what you get, no surprises. If you have any questions please call 410-274-1052 Mike Matson. Sorry for the short auction but we need the car sold by Tuesday 11/12. Please do not bid unless you have funds available to buy the car. I need a $200 deposit via pay pal immediately following the close of the auction. And the balance is due within 48 hours of auction close (unless prior agreement has been made by contacting me before you bid). If you are not sure please ask. This is a nice little car but it is 12 years old. I have disclosed all the defects I am aware of (not many, buy this car drive it anywhere). Thanks for looking! |
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