2007 Subaru Legacy Sedan 4-door With Surfboard/bike Rack! on 2040-cars
Palo Alto, California, United States
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My precious Subaru is so dear to me. For the majority of the time I have owned it, it sat in the driveway while I was away at college. Now the newer family car is being passed down to me, so I am reluctantly selling this old friend.
Extra features include Automatic/Tiptronic transmission for when you want to zoom into SPORT mode. I also had a surfboard/bike rack installed recently. The rack is incredibly versatile and can haul up to 250 pounds of gear! The media system includes a CD player/AM/FM radio, and an AUX plug to connect IPOD/MP3 devices. Don't forget about the sunroof! Both the interior and exterior are in very good condition. There are zero defects or missing parts. If you look VERY closely, you may be able to find minor surface scratches, but they are not apparent to most. I am the original owner, and I have had no body or maintenance done in the past 6-7 years and 67,774 miles. Simply put, this car is reliable and has nothing but pleasant journeys in its past and in its future. I have to sell and exchange this car BEFORE AUGUST 7th (when I fly back east), so please only bid if you are seriously interested. I am located in Palo Alto, but could come to San Francisco/East Bay for the final exchange. The Blue Book value for this car is more than $16,000.00! Payment can be made via transfer or check, whatever is easiest for you! |
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