2013 Subaru Brz Limited Coupe 2-door 2.0l, One Owner, Babied, Garage Queen! on 2040-cars
Staten Island, New York, United States
Due to my job layoff I have to sell my recently purchased Subaru
BRZ, being that I cannot afford this vehicle
anymore with the layoff and having my first born due in a few weeks as
well. The vehicle is being sold for 27,0000(negotiable). I payed well above
MSRP for this vehicle reason being it is a limited edition and only 6000
in total of were created for production. To get my hands on
a Black exterior Limited Edition BRZ fully loaded I had to drive all
the way out to the tip of PA right next to Ohio. The drive was little
over 700miles, the vehicle currently has just above 3,000 miles. This
vehicle is never driven being that I have a work truck, a 3-series
bmw(selling as well) and the BRZ. The vehicle is practically brand new. The automobile has been strongly maintained and babied when driven, a close friend of mine is a Subaru Master Technician and he has done all the maintenance on my vehicle, such as oil changes, transmission oil and differentials. The car has never been red-lined since I was currently driving this car for the Break In process, properly shifting and never keeping the RPMs consistent so the engine can break in properly. Reason being I had hopes for keeping this vehicle for a very long time but unfortunately due to unfortunate events I am no longer able to proceed. If your interested in a perfectly broken in, babied, maliciously maintained BRZ then look no further. If you do your research on the BRZ, you will
see what the hype about this vehicle is. This car is everything you can
imagine and some. Long story short, if your looking at this page you
know very well what this car is and what it is capable of. I am not
putting my number out on this page due to people wasting my time, if
your serious email me your number and best hours to contact you and I
will call within those hours. Best regards!
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