2005 Subaru Outback Xt Turbo Limited Legacy Gt Wagon Manual 5spd Only 68k Miles on 2040-cars
Logan, Utah, United States
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This is one very special extra low mileage Subaru. This is the Outback XT
with the 2.5 Turbo engine, limited slip differential, manual
transmission, and Limited package with all options. It is a one owner
clean title low mileage car that is completely stock with no
modifications. It has been adult owned and driven. All maintenance including
belts has been completed. Original window sticker from factory is
included. This beautiful wagon has a glass panoramic sunroof, black
leather, heated seats, heated windshield, heated mirrors, etc. It has
dual zone climate control and a 6 cd in dash changer and auto dimming
compass mirror. Includes the MOMO steering wheel option and
side/curtain airbags. The tires are nearly new Michelin Defenders. Has
the factory rear all weather cargo mat and sliding cargo cover. I will
also include the factory Subaru roof rack with cross bars and Thule ski
rack. Also has the tow/hitch package for use with bike racks. There are no tears, stains, or funny smells, and it comes from a
smoke and pet free home. This car is amazing!
Is this Subaru perfect? No, it is nine years old so although it is in amazing condition, there are small signs of use. Some of the notables are the plastic interior trim piece that have some of the silver and black scuffed away a bit from use. The exterior has some hard water spots on it that could use a good solid detailing. It also has a small paint scrap on the front bumper by the passenger fog lamp (see pic). So in summary, this car is awesome but is not museum worthy. It is a clean history, clearly loved, very very exciting car to drive. Payment A $500 down payment is due within 24 hours of auctions end and full payment is due within 3 days. I prefer Paypal for the deposit and the remainder should be done in person. Email me with questions and we can work out a plan. Shipping I am located in Logan, UT. It is approximately an hour and a half from Salt Lake City International airport. I will deliver the car within 30 miles or work with you to get the car to a shipping destination if you need. Again, please email me before hand to work out a plan. Bybee Specialty is a very small boutique dealership that specializes in ultra clean, low mileage, clean title cars. There are never any dealership fees, doc fees, undercarriage coating or any of that other unnecessary junk. |
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