**runs Great, Looks Nice, Icy Ac* 2002 Subaru Forester L, One Owner, Clean Title on 2040-cars
Bensalem, Pennsylvania, United States
For sale is the 2002 Subaru Forester L, Small AWD SUV / All wheel drive wagon.
Click here for more pictures. I am the original owner of this vehicle. I bought it brand new from the dealer. It has low miles for the year at 137,300. Clean title. Very well taken care of. This Subaru's great for winter or summer and is super reliable! Amazing snow and ice traction. Great A/C for the summer months. Oil was changed on June 12th, 2014. I'm only selling because I need to get a minivan to transport kids and their friends. Very sad to let this car go. Here are some more details: This is a NON-SMOKER vehicle. The platinum silver metallic paint shines beautifully. The light gray interior is nice looking and well kept. This Subaru is solid all around. It's super reliable and gets great MPG's. Runs and drives like a dream. Please Read: 1. There're some scratches on the interior and exterior, but nothing major. 2. The front dash slide-out cup holder is missing. It can be easily replaced. 3. A FREE copy of CARFAX report is available per request. This CARFAX report comes with One Year Buyback Guarantee. CARFAX will buy this vehicle back if you find that any problems were reported by a Department of Motor Vehicles and were not included in their report. Please contact me with any questions. The options on this Forester include: Full power L model All Wheel Drive Factory wheels Good tires Ice Cold A/C Factory sound system Dual airbags ABS brakes Fog lights Roof rack Mud guards Rear trunk shade Factory carpet mats This is the one you've been looking for! |
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The rear-wheel-drive BRZ's other features remain the same, and we certainly don't have any complaints about that. It still comes with a 200-horsepower boxer engine, manufacturer-estimated fuel economy of 34 miles per gallon on the highway, 2+2 seating, and options such as dual-zone automatic climate control and heated front seats. Scroll down to get all the 2014 model year details in Subaru's press release.
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