2005 Subaru Baja 2.5 Turbo ** New Timing Belt - Water Pump ** Warranty ** on 2040-cars
Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, United States
SUBARU BAJA ALL WHEEL DRIVE AUTOMATIC 2.5 TURBO with 128,000 miles! Waynesboro Auto Sales will include a **nationwide coverage** 3 year unlimited mileage warranty with this Subaru Baja for the full asking price of $10,795 If you are not interested in the warranty please feel free to make an offer on the vehicle! The body and paint are in great condition! This Subaru Baja has the factory bed cover which is great for hauling things that need kept out of the weather! ***BRAND NEW TIMING BELT AND WATER PUMP REPLACED AT 128K*** Tires are basically new with lots of life left. The interior is fully loaded with leather and a factory sun roof. This is a very nice vehicle and shows only normal wear and tear and is in very presentable condition. Please look at the pictures, I think they
speak for them selves. I strongly encourage buyers to come and
inspect the vehicle in person or call me on the phone to ask questions. I will
try to the best of my ability to answer all questions that might be asked. Please remember I am only human and I can not possibly mention every small
detail. If you wish to know something about a certain area of concern, Please
ask and I will look. The drivers seat has two seams that are split and can be repaired for a minimal fee at the end of the auction! Please view all pictures and ask questions
before bidding.
Please bid with confidence I have a 100% feedback rating Unless the buy it now is used, this
vehicle will be sold as-is where-is with NO
warranty expressed or implied. All warranty claims must be made through C.A.R.S. warranty company and not Waynesboro Auto Sales. License, Title, Registration Fees, State or Local Taxes or other related fees are not included in the final price. Waynesboro Auto Sales assumes no responsibility expressed or implied, as to
the existence, ownership, accuracy of description, or condition of this
vehicle, listed equipment, accessories, errors or omissions, Price or any
warranties. Any and all differences must be addressed prior to
sale of this vehicle. I reserve the right to end auction at any time! Buyer is responsible for all shipping charges. Please keep in mind this is a used vehicle and it is not new, it was driven daily. As with any used vehicle, you can expect normal wear and tear such as, but not limited to stone chips, dings, dents, fading, dirt, and anything else that comes with a used vehicle. I do deal with a good reliable shipping company on a regular basis and
will help in shipping arrangements if need be.. If you do not plan on buying this item do not bid. If you have zero or negative feedback you must contact me before bidding.
If you have further questions please feel free to call me personally at 717-377-4760 GOOD LUCK BIDDING!!! |
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