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2013 Subaru Impreza Wagon Premium With 9,070 Miles. Sunroof, Bluetooth And More! on 2040-cars

US $16,450.00
Year:2013 Mileage:9070 Color:
Location:

Portland, Oregon, United States

Portland, Oregon, United States
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Welcome to NW Group, 

We are a family owned dealership that has dedicated our time to work specifically with Subaru's and Volkswagen's since 2006. We test drive and inspect each vehicle thoroughly. We are passionate about what we do and our goal is to ensure that each and every customer is 100% satisfied with their buying experience and most of all their new vehicle.

Each car is sold with an Oregon Rebuilt Title, meaning it has been inspected by the State of Oregon DMV and guaranteed to pass emissions and registration in any state of the United States. Each Subaru and Volkswagen is qualified for a 48 months / 60,000 miles warranty, please contact our sales office for any inquires or comments (503) 929-3168.

Thank you for choosing NW Group for your next vehicle purchase!

 

 

Vehicle presented for sale:

AMAZING 2013 Subaru Impreza Wagon 2.0L Premium. Power sunroof. Heated Seats. Heated Mirrors. Comes with 9,070 gently driven miles!

Exterior Color – Ice Silver Metallic

Interior Color – Black

We are offering a well-equipped 2013 Subaru Impreza 2.0L Wagon Premium in a Ice Silver Metallic with only 9,070 miles! This vehicle offers features such as a power sunroof, winter package, heated seats, CD player, power windows, Bluetooth audio/phone capability, steering wheel paddle shifters, easy handling, stability control and much more! Please email or ask for a full spec sheet for this 2013 Subaru Outback. This Subaru Outback has not been smoked in and has held no pets; in very impressive condition! Please take a minute to view the detailed pictures listed below and you will be pleasantly surprised. 2.0 liter 4 cylinder, Automatic CVT transmission. Excellent Subaru with only 9,000 miles! LIKE brand new.


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 is elijakani@gmail.com or by Phone at 503-929-3168. My name is Eli Kani and I will be happy to take your questions.

 

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.

Trades.

We welcome trades. Please email or call us to get a estimate on trade in value.

Shipping.

ALL 50 States are affordable and very possible! We can arrange international shipping as well. Email or call for a quote, we can get you a quote within minutes!

Warranty

We offer warranties up to 60,000 miles! Drive with peace of mind..

 


 Below are 97 full size pictures, feel free to examine and see the condition of the car we are offering for sale

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