2005 Subaru Legacy Gt Limited Sedan 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Woburn, Massachusetts, United States
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Equipped with all-wheel drive and a 250-horsepower turbocharged engine,
this Legacy GT attacks mountain roads like a sports car and the manual
transmission is a blast to drive. Black leather interior is complimented
with heated seats for the winter, and a sunroof for the summer. A truly
versatile machine, this car is the perfect balance of luxury, quickness
and practicality. Perfect for cruising the city or taking your skis to
the mountain.
This car is very well maintained and boasts a recently replaced clutch, fly wheel, wheel bearings, timing belt, AC compressor, and tires. The engine was replaced at 102,000 miles with a rebuilt motor and the turbo was replaced new at the same time. The body has minor scratches and blemishes. I am stationed at Hanscom Air Force Base and will PCS to Seattle, WA in July. This car is my pride and joy but I have to sell as my wife and I cannot afford to ship both of our cars across the country. Please feel free to call or text for inquiries or test drives. Kelley Blue Book Value is $7,400. I'm pricing to sell because we are moving next month and need to leave this car in good hands soon. Price is firm. |
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