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2005 Subaru Outback 2.5xt Limited. 5 Speed Manual. 44k Miles. Sunroof. Leather! on 2040-cars

US $13,000.00
Year:2005 Mileage:43747
Location:

Portland, Oregon, United States

Portland, Oregon, United States
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Welcome to NW Group.

Our goal is to have our customers enjoy the car they buy. Working closely with the Subaru brand, we offer newer models, from 2005-2014 years. In business for over 20 years. Specializing in the area of repair and customer relations. We have sold vehicles all across the nation including Hawaii and Alaska and Canada as well. We would like to be your choice for a gently used Subaru but remain simple and easy to deal with. We do not have additional fee's on our cars or high shipping costs, we like to help the customer get a good deal in a easy, no hassle approach. Our cars are stored in an indoor facility, if you fly in you may examine the cars to be true to the pictures in this eBay page.

We have a 100% POSITIVE feedback rating and customer satisfaction is important to us.  Please see our name through our reputation.

 

Welcome to NW Group, a Subaru Specialist Dealer.


We are offering to you a VERY RARE and very clean Subaru Outback XT. Limited Package, Leather upholstery, Power seats, Power mirrors, Turn signal mirrors and Panorama sunroof are just some of the options in this Outback. What we have here is a 2005 Subaru Outback 2.5XT Limited Edition with a 5 speed manual transmission, Subaru made only a limited amount of these Outback XT's in a manual transmission. The car has only 44,000 miles on it!  The XT comes with a very clean interior, previous owner was a non smoker and the interior is in very good shape. Comes in a nice light exterior color of Champagne Gold and an equally nice Taupe Leather Interior to match the car! This car comes with many options, some to list..: Dual climate control, CD Player, FM/AM, Heated mirrors, Heated seats, Leather upholstery, Power panorama sunroof, Satellite radio compatible, Power seats drivers and passengers, Turbocharged 4 cylinder engine, 5 speed manual transmission and so much more, you have to see the pictures below to get a better idea..


Payment: We are able to take Cashier's Check, Bank Check or Cash for the cars. We also take Trades! Our dealership does not offer in-house financing but will be more than happy to assist you if you have a Credit Union or Bank that you would like to use.

Shipping: Nationwide and Alaska/Hawaii are very possible! Email or call for a quote, we can get you a quote within minutes at a reasonable price. 


Description of accident details and history: This Subaru vehicle was previously involved in a insurance loss of a title. What that means, the car was involved in a previous accident. The damage was repaired by our Subaru Specialized Staff and Company and returned to amazing factory shape. We have the records for the parts and labor, please ask us for more information. We would be more than happy to share with you. The car was test driven and inspected using our 320 Point Bumper-to-Bumper inspection form, we may also send you that information at your request. 

Each car is repaired properly and tested. Feel free to ask us any questions on any Subaru we offer for sale. Email iselijakani@gmail.com or by Phone at 503-929-3168. My name is Eli Kani and I will be happy to take your questions.



 Below are over 70 full size pictures, feel free to examine and see the true condition of the car we are offering for sale. Thank you!

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