2005 Subaru Legacy Gt Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Inman, South Carolina, United States
20005 Subaru Legacy GT Limited
146xxx miles that will go up because it is daily driven. It is silver with all black interior and has 5% window tint. It is very comfortable and has heated seats up front and has LED gauges. The interior is in excellent condition and the exterior is too except the rear hatch and a few scratches on the rear bumper. It does have a salvage title due to the small rear ending. There is no frame damage and everything still lines up correctly. Just because it has a salvage title does not mean I am going to give it away or sell it as a parts car price so if you are one of those people that are low ballers then hit the back button. It will take less than $500 top to fix if I do not get to it before it is sold. I still have full coverage on it and had no problem with the insurance. The car runs smooth and reliable. I get 24-28 MPG on a tank of gas. New parts replaced: Cam seals Rear main seals Timing belt by Gates Water pump Crank sensor Radiator and hoses Replaced some vacuum hoses 6000k HIDs and yellow fogs Brakes and rotors all around ( fronts are slotted ) H6 subaru big brakes so they stop great! Spark plugs and wirers Struts and springs ( oem ) Gas cap Tires have about 95% life left on the OEM Subaru 17" rims The Bad: Again the car has a salvage title but no frame damage Needs a rear bumper beam Needs the little plastic piece on the rear latch to open the hatch from the outside or just needs a rear hatch if you don't like doing body work. There are a few on craigslist, ebay and local junk yards for around $200-$300. Check engine light is on. The code says a bad EVAP sensor but the Subaru forums people say a cracked vacuum hose near the fuel filter causes that code. I am asking $8000 or best offer or trade. Trades im interested in: Subaru Impreza Turbo or non turbo Subaru Legacy non turbo Subaru Forester ** The car is sold as is with no warranties! All sale are final no returns accepted! ** |
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