2007 Subaru Impreza 2.5i Sedan 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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2007 Subaru Impreza All Wheel Drive
2.5l SOHC SMPI 16-Valve 4-Cyl Boxer Engine 175bhp AWD 4-speed automatic 5-Spoke Alloy Wheels New tires and breakes runs great, plenty of power, smooth shifting 87K miles Adjustable Steering Wheel 4-wheel ABS Brakes power windows cruise control Anti-theft alarm system clean interior non smoker no pets been transported ice cold AC This car has rebuild title due to cosmetic damage, that was profesionally fixed. Asking $5900 216 318-9226 This vehicle is listed For-Sale local and via internet. We reserve a right to end this auction early in case this unit sells from our remote location 12 hours prior to the end auction. Buyer will be liable for total of $300 documentation/processing/title fees. We will collect sales tax for a vehicle sold to Ohio resident and to a resident of a state where that state charges sales tax to Ohio residents The following is the list of the states, applicable tax: Arizona 6.6%, California 7.25%, Florida 6.00%, Indiana 7.00%, Massachusetts 6.25%, Michigan 6.00%, South Carolina 6.00% with $300 tax cap, Washington 6.50%. After you get your vehicle, please leave us a five star positive feedback, this will let us know that the transaction is complete and we will mail out your title. Vehicle Must be paid in full with 7 calendar days, if payment is not received your deposit will not be refunded! |
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