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You are looking at a really nice Subaru Forrester that has been very well cared for. The exterior is 100% original paint and is invert nice shape as the pictures show. Rust free car.A few, small incidental scratches that are hardly noticeable. Straight a a arrow up and down the side. The interior, as you can see in the pictures is really nice with very little wear at all. No sun damage. Has factory floor mats. This car has only 80K. miles and has been serviced by the book with a crystal clean car fax indicating all the services. This Forrester hits the road brand new and can be driven anywhere. It is a loaded car with CD and a moon roof and all of the options work. It has a fresh oil change and is really to roll. Feel free to call us at 1 386 295 3886 or 295 3301 and we will try to answer all of your questions. Look at our Feedback--we do a great job on Ebay. Thanks and Good Luck!!
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