2011 Subaru Impreza Wrx Limited Wagon W/ Nav 4-door 2.5l Stage 2 + Many Upgrades on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
For sale is my 2011 Black WRX Limited Hatch.
This car has a ton of upgrades, so please read the entire listing. Still under factory warranty until 7/2014 (you can buy the extended warranty anytime from now til the expiration). For starters, it is the top of the line WRX Limited w/Nav trim. That gives you a sunroof, fog lights leather interior, navigation and trip computer. The Subaru dealership in Brooklyn, NY installed a Cobb downpipe and flashed the ECU to Stage 2 giving this car around 310HP vs the factory 265. It is extremely noticeable. If you are a good driver, you can pull 4.3 second 0-60 in this car all day. (I have the Cobb Accessport which will be included in the sale, this gives you the ability to flash back to stock or see 0-60 times, MPG and other data. There is also a SPT Catback exhaust which is loud, but not too loud (street legal in all 50 states). The Subaru dealer installed the upgrades, so he said there should be no problem with warranty claims should they arise. Subaru short shifter was installed as well as the STi 5 Speed leather trimmed shift knob . I also upgraded the shift boot, e-brake boot and center console to genuine leather, matching the interior with same color red stitching. It really changes the look of the interior. I installed Hawk Performance Ceramic Brake pads a few thousand miles ago. Perrin heat blanket which keeps heat localized to the downpipe was installed and works wonders keeping heat out of the engine bay. Valentine 1 radar detector has been hard wired with concealed display and will be included in the sale. For you to buy this would cost around $750 installed. I added in the factory media module which did not come with the car. This gives you iPod/iPhone support which works with factory steering control so you can keep the device charging in the center console and both hands on the wheel! Also I enabled DVD playback while the car is driving (for passenger use only!). Under seat Subaru sub-woofer was installed for that little bit of extra bass. Car has 30% tinted windows all around (except windshield). Factory rubber floor mats and original carpeted mats (never used) included. Also including taillight overlays in case you want your taillights to look red instead of the standard clear. These are precision cut and adhesive backed for easy application. Overall this car is near mint with only a few scratches here and there. A gas attendant once hit the gas door with the pump and caused 2 tiny dents on the fuel door (felt that should be mentioned, but not really noticeable and very easy to replace). The passenger's door trim on the inside is a bit scratched up as you can see in the photo. The wheels have a little bit of curb rash, again, I have photographed this as well. I never tracked the car and did my oil changes every 3500 miles instead of the factory recommended 7500. Only used Premium Synthetic oil. The car drives very fast, but is easy to handle and control due to the 4 wheel drive. If you have a family, but also enjoy driving, this car is perfect. This is the most complete ready to drive and enjoy WRX you'll ever find! |
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