2006 Subaru Impreza Wrx Tr Sedan 4-door 2.5l World Rally Blue on 2040-cars
Oceanside, California, United States
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This car is CLEAN (yes so is the title). It has 117XXX miles, and is currently my daily driver. I'm selling it because I'd like to buy a 2015 WRX and have some cash to put down.
The Good: This car is primarily all stock, the turbo pulls strong, clutch feels amazing, shifts smooth as butter and drives like a dream. This car puts down over 300 WHP and 330LBS torque with the bolt on mods and tune. It is a 5 speed, with cloth seats, the seats are clean with no tears at all. It is also wired for a sub and an amp, all you need to do is put them in and connect the speaker wire. HKS High power muffler Custom Tune AFE Cold air intake Aftermarket boost controller Downpipe (I still have the original cat for smog) Brand new 18x8.75 XXR 527's in gold wrapped with brand new Nitto all season rubber (not even 300 miles on these puppies). Cobb Shift knob Wingless trunk (no plugs, still have the original spoiler if you want it) Polyurethane front lip Pioneer Stereo w/ auxiliary input Brand new Mishimoto radiator (lifetime warranty) Just replaced the CV joints New brake rotors w/ new HAWK performance brake pads Just changed the oil at 117K w/ Motul full synthetic Cons: Valve cover is leaky and needs to be replaced, have a quote from a local reputable shop for $300. |
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