2010 Subaru Forester Xt Limited Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Spring Valley, New York, United States
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Up for sale is our 2010 Subaru Forester XT Limited. We purchased this car for my wife in December 2010 from Englewood NJ Subaru Dealer and are the single owners since. The car was primarily used to get to work, getting the kids to and from school, and picking up groceries. The car is excellent in all weather! In the snow the car is balances and confident, In the summer the huge sunroof opens to a great view of the sky/stars. Fully Loaded with Leather seats and steering wheel, Factory Sat Nav/DVD system in dash, Auto HVAC, comfortable rear seats that recline to increase room and are absolutely amazing on longer commutes. 4 adults can fit in this car comfortably. A family of 4 including 2 youngers is getting difficult with the strollers and carry-on, so we are selling this Forester to get a Minivan :( The car is 100% mechanically sound - regular oil changes 3,000 miles or 3 months have been conducted, Radiator coolant flush, brake fluid flush, transmission fluid flush, and AWD differential oil flushed. New Brake Pads all around (StopTech Pads). I have a set of Winter/Snow Tires that we have used only one WInter that are not included in this sale - please let me know if interested - at least 85% tread left) Serious inquiries only - Please do not bid if you do not have intention of purchasing. Thank you for viewing, Additional photos available |
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