2005 Subaru Forester 2.5 X All Wheel Drive Great Condition on 2040-cars
Romulus, Michigan, United States
Up for Auction is an Extremely Clean and well taken care of : 2005 Subaru Forester 2.5 X 133,306 Miles Black Exterior Tan Interior Manual Transmission Vehicle is in very good condition and drives excellent. I am selling this for my father who has taken exceptional care of this vehicle and is the second owner. This Subaru has always had all the maintenance done on it and is one of the nicest on the road. Subaru makes safe and sound vehicles and you will not be disappointed. This car has a Clean and Clear Michigan title and an excellent Autocheck vehicle history report. New Windshield and Tires Less than a year old. I have taken many pictures of the vehicle but if you need anymore specific shots or closer pictures I am happy to oblige. Exterior of Vehicle has a few small dings around the gas door, a couple on drivers side rear door, and one on passenger front door rail but are not very noticeable. There also is the typical small scratches and stone chips as on any used vehicle. Rear wiper is broken. Interior of the vehicle is really clean and smoke free. The only issue to take note of on interior is drivers seat with a few small cracks in leather at edge of seat. All functions inside vehicle work properly - Heat, Windows, Locks, Radio etc.. There is only ONE KEY included with the vehicle, I can have another key made for around $95 if interested before picking up. Vehicle can be viewed anytime upon request and is encouraged. Please feel free to contact me with any questions at all regarding this car. Local Pickup is preferred. Please contact me first before bidding if not planning on picking vehicle up in person. I am having a local Auto Auction store the vehicle and handle all the paperwork for my father on this transaction so everything is done properly and legally for both you and my father. They will do all the title work, bill of sale, in transit paperwork, wire transfer, temporary plates, etc. In order for you to safely and legally drive vehicle home. My father is paying all the auction fees and buyer WILL NOT have to pay any auction buy fees. Fees in addition to purchase price buyer WILL have to pay is 6% Michigan Sales Tax , $55 Documentation fee, $15 title fee. If Michigan buyer they will also transfer plates from an existing vehicle or obtain new plates for you. I have 100% feedback and take pride in my reputation and items I list. My father has taken great care of this vehicle and is ready to pass it on to another fellow Subaru enthusiast. |
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