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2005 Subaru Impreza Wrx Sti Sedan With 48,500 Miles, Navigation! on 2040-cars
US $23,500.00
Year:2005
Mileage:48500
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Car is in really good condition, I am the 5th owner and have put ~700 miles on it since I got it last may. I have not raced or tracked it once. I do have the carfax from prior to purchasing it. It has not been in any accidents, verified via carfax and autocheck.
It has roughly 48,500 miles but is my daily driver and it will continue to go up. The only modification that I have done is adding the Cobb cold air intake, otherwise it is stock. Again, there are two spots in the carpeting that have issues. One is under the floor mat by the clutch and the other is where the sound system in the trunk used to be. There is a crack in the bumper from when the car was shipped to me and it is not noticeable unless you are underneath the car. I will post pictures of everything. There is an eclipse navigation system installed as well. I have run a cable to the center console so that you can use an ipod or your phone for music (AUX cable). I will be posting pictures tomorrow! If you have any questions or would like specific pictures of the car, please let me know! I typically can respond quickly. |
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