2011 Subaru Impreza Wrx Premium Sedan 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Irvine, California, United States
For sale is an excellent conditioned DGM WRX.
Skylar currently has about 35,XXX miles on the chassis and runs flawlessly. It is a daily driver so miles will continue to rise; however, please keep in mind I work less than 10 miles away so it is used very lightly. Here are the list of goodies: AEM Cold Air Intake ($160) Invidia Catless Downpipe ($200) Invidia Q300 Cat Back Exhaust Titanium Tips ($750) Cobb Heat Shield Crawford AOS ($280) Cobb Accessport V2 ($400) Kartboy Short Shifter Kartboy Front and Rear Shifter Bushing Blox Racing Electric Blue 490 Shift Knob ($60) DRT Components Mud Flaps ($100) STi Trunk (WRX Trunk Swap +$300) Stoptech Street Brake Pads Front & Rear Hawk HP+ Brake Pads Front & Rear (Squeeks loud/still life left) Stoptech Slotted Rotors Front & Rear KW Variant 1 Coilovers ($1200) Yet installed: Killer B Ultimate Oil Pickup (New) ($180) Killer B Oil Baffle Windage Tray (New) ($75) Grimmspeed 3-Port EBCS (Used/Install Recommended with pro-tune) ($100) Car is running on regular OTS Stage 2 map. I monitor frequently and never have any issues. I am asking $27500 with everything. In stock form, I am willing to let go for $24300. Lowballers, I am happy to keep the car. Please don't waste my time. |
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