2003 Subaru Legacy L Awd No Reserve For Your Winter Needs! on 2040-cars
Harrison, New York, United States
So its January and you're STILL hoping that it wont snow again? Not likely. Its time to jump into a snow-worthy vehicle like this 2003 Subaru Legacy L Wagon Special Edition. Featuring Subaru's world famous All Wheel Drive system and flashing its unique styling, this is the vehicle that can get you through the next winter blast. And once the winter is over, you can enjoy the Dual Moon Roofs on a warm summer night while the leather grip steering wheel rests in your hands. Ahh, summer.....this is a vehicle that you can not only use in all seasons, but ENJOY in all seasons!
This is your chance to get the steal of the season with this NO RESERVE auction. This vehicle runs strong and is mechanically sound. VERY clean inside (almost like NEW!). There is one ding on the right side wheel well and the rear bumper is scuffed up, but nothing that effects structural integrity. Drives like a champ with no knocks or noises. This does NOT drive like a car that has 149,000 miles on it. It has been well kept. The pictures speak for themselves. This vehicle is available to be viewed in person and taken for a test drive at 27 Halstead Ave, Harrison, NY 10543 (corner of Halstead Ave. & West St.) and is also for sale at this location with a sticker price of $5,527.....so do yourself a favor and take advantage of this sale today! It wont last long! Please call us at 914-777-7111 with any inquiries. CarFAX for this vehicle is available upon request. Third party warranty available. |
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