2003 Subaru Forester Xs Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Clarksville, Tennessee, United States
Black w/ gray interior, 5-spd manual, moonroof, factory 6-CD changer, heated seats, clean, non-smoker, 113K mi. 2.5L boxer engine has had timing belt replaced with most recent full-service and head gasket job around 100K mi. Runs smooth, does not burn oil and engine in great shape! Due to previous location in Ohio, front-end control arm factory recall done with replaced sub-frame due to rust on the undercarriage. Tires in good shape, and only body rust is very small corner on rear driver's side fender.
The good: LOVED driving this car, and on top it it a great car in great shape. The bad: Recently the driver-side rear wheel bearing went bad - should have cost $400 or so to replace. However, after having my local Subaru dealership plus a trusted reputable local auto repair shop here inspect it, many parts would have to be replaced due to the corrosion. They also showed me other places underneath that would eventually have to be replaced as a result of the rust. The bill had climbed to over $1000 to just fix that problem, so I decided to bail. I am selling the car "AS IS" with no warranty - I know there are some mechanics out there that can either fix this cheaper and work on anything else that needs to be done, or one could easily part it out. Shipping/pick-up is up to you - although engine is great, I wouldn't plan on driving her far at all (if any) with the bad wheel bearing. Any questions please ask prior to bidding. Thanks for looking! |
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Sun, May 10 2015It is very, very good to be Subaru right now. The company is rolling, with its global operating profits increasing 21 percent last quarter. While part of that is due to favorable currency conditions, the simple fact is that Subaru is selling a hell of a lot of cars, particularly in North America. The company's North American branch is expected to hit its sales goal of 600,000 units per year five years ahead of schedule, after moving 570,000 units in the recently completed fiscal year (remember, the Japanese fiscal year runs from April 1 to March 31). Last quarter alone, Subaru NA saw a 12 percent increase in sales, significantly more than either the company's home market or the increasingly vital Chinese market, where sales declined by one and 14 percent, respectively. With such promising results, it's no surprise that Fuji Heavy Industries President Yasuyuki Yoshinaga announced plans to bump up production at the company's Indiana factory. Yoshinaga-san is pushing for annual capacity of 394,000 units by the end of calendar year 2016, Automotive News reports, adding that inventory levels in the US are too low. "If only we had more cars, we could be selling more," Yoshinaga told AN during a news conference. FHI's previous plans for the factory were much less aggressive. Originally, production would be expanded to 328,000 units by 2017, AN reports, with an eye towards a full 400,000 units per year by 2021. With 394,000 rolling out of the Lafayette, IN factory by next year, though, it's clear how keen Subaru is to take advantage of such strong demand. News Source: Automotive News - sub. req.Image Credit: Dave Umberger / Associated Press Earnings/Financials Subaru sales fuji heavy industries
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