2001 Subaru Outback Base Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Watsonville, California, United States
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Awesome 2001 Green Subaru Outback in Very Good Condition for Sale!!!
Our Subaru is a fantastic car and it runs very well. We are the original owners and the car has a clean title. I'm going back to school and I need all the help that I can get with tuition funds. Plus it turns out public transportation is cheaper than a UCSC parking pass so it's time she goes to a new happy home. The car was smogged just a few months ago. Also it has a new catalytic converter, new front brakes and rotors, a recent oil change, and a good bath:) Mileage: 227, 007 (Engine was rebuilt at 150,00 miles, so she has lots good of mileage left in her) Body: Good with normal wear and tear. Interior: Good with normal wear and tear. Tires: Good condition, purchased new whole set a year and a half ago. Kelley Blue Book Value: $3, 361 Please call Bridget at (619) 254-6474 with any questions. Details: 4 Speed Automatic 4 Cylinder, 2.5 Liter Engine All Wheel Drive Air Conditioning Power Windows & Locks Cruise Control 6 Disc CD Player & Good Speakers Roof Rack Alloy Wheels |
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