2008 Subaru Legacy 2.5i Limited Sedan 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Stamford, Connecticut, United States
You are bidding on a 2008 Subaru Legacy 2.5L Limited. This vehicle has been my daily driver since I purchased it brand new. I have always been a huge fan of Subaru for their reliability and dependability. This vehicle has never let me down. I have had it maintained at my local Subaru dealership and all service records are up-to-date. The only modifications to this vehicle are the 17" rims and newly purchased Continental all-season tires. If interested, I still have the Subaru factory rims and tires available. I also had the windows professionally tinted and an interior wood kit installed. I have a functioning twin 10" Polk subwoofer box located in the truck that was professionally installed by BestBuy that can remain or be removed (Sounds great!). This vehicle drives and runs very well in all weather conditions! No mechanical issues! There is some cosmetic damage to the roof (2 dents) where I had a bicycle roof rack installed and drove into my garage (incredibly embarrassing!) Also, on the driver's side rear quarter panel there is a dent where another car's bumper rubbed against the vehicle while parked. This car has never been in an accident. I'm selling my Subaru simply because I purchased a new SUV and don't require two vehicles. Please review the listing and don't hesitate to ask any questions. Thanks!
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Mon, Apr 4 2016Prodrive have released photos of their new weapon for the Isle of Man TT Course. The three-time British Rally Champion Mark Higgins has set a number of records driving a Subaru on the famed Manx course throughout the years, and this time Subaru Technica International and Higgins are teaming up with Prodrive. Prodrive are famous for building Subaru's rally cars in the past, from 1990 to 2008, so the joining of forces gives the Isle of Man TT car an extra helping of motorsport magic. These days, Prodrive is also known for rally-prepared Minis and for building Aston Martin racing cars. They've had their share in giving UK-specification customer cars more power as well, along with creating a one-off, Subaru-based P2 sportscar to showcase their engineering skills and close ties with the Japanese manufacturer. This year's motorcycle event takes place on the treacherous 37-mile circuit in the end of May and early June. Past years' record drives have been especially memorable, and Higgins has been at it since 2011, first dipping under 20 minutes with a 19-minute, 56.7-second run five years ago – besting Tony Pond's 1990 laptime by over two minutes. The latest time for Higgins is 19 minutes and 15 seconds, so it will be interesting to see if the new car does it in less than 19 minutes. Related Video: Featured Gallery Subaru Prodrive Isle of Man Motorsports Subaru Racing Vehicles isle of man tt mark higgins road racing
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