Black Subaru Legacy Gt Sedan Awd 5 Speed Manual Limited Heated Leather Loaded Il on 2040-cars
United States
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I would rate this car as average to good. I drive this car daily so miles on it will go up slightly. It has been a great car, good on gas and dependable. Currently has snow tires on it with gold aftermarket rims. And a set of summer tires and rims will come with it. Needs ac belt and possibly pulley/compressor. Check engine light for an intermittent misfire(probably a coil or injector). Has paint chips especially on the hood and a chip in the windshield (hasn't changed in 5 years) and a couple of small dents (hail). Will need a timing belt at 190k, Should get new spark plugs sooner than later. Some wear on the interior, worst at the driver's door where I rested my elbow. No rips in the leather. I have an aftermarket uppipe and downpipe with a tune done. This give a bit more power but increased fuel economy. Subaru reliability and AWD/grip, manual transmission with turbo engine that has been babied (I rarely ever go above 3500-4000 rpm). Interior in great shape for the miles,shows just a few wear spots, newer brake pads and rotors, new throttle position sensor, reliable and good gas mileage (approx. 24-26 mpg). Only 2 owners and no accidents/clean title. |
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