2005 Subaru Outback 2.5i Awd Wagon 111k Miles Clean Dealer Serviced on 2040-cars
Ottsville, Pennsylvania, United States
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The Subaru Outback pictured extensively BELOW (2 - two - youtube videos & 82 - eighty-two - enlarged photographs) has proven very dependable since my purchase from A&T Subaru (Sellersville, PA) 06 Dec '13 with 105,916 miles miles. Equipped with new tires (mounted and balanced by Creamery Tire Inc. 24 Dec '13), it proved very valuable getting around in the snow last winter; and the heated seats were indeed an added interior comfort. I have since leased a pickup truck and need to sell this (4-door) Outback to make the monthly payments. This Subaru is paid off, and the title of ownership is in hand - ready for transfer at a notary to a new owner. It currently has 111,760 miles. Needless to mention, this Subaru still looks very nice with only minor cosmetic issues listed above. The interior is very clean and has NEVER been subject to smoke, water, etc. There is very little rust on the underneath side, as pictured, owed to always keeping it as clean as possible, even in the winter. Please see the pictures to prove to yourself how nice it is. Following are some maintenance details:
Lube, oil, and filter services have been performed on a regular basis. At 89,486 miles (Nov '11), the front brakes were replaced. At 94,137 miles (Mar '12), a 60,000-mile recommended maintenance was performed - replaced oil, oil filter, engine coolant, transmission fluid, brake fluid, differential fluid, cabin air filter, spark plugs, air filter, inspected brake and entire system, steering and suspension, belts and hoses, axle boots and shafts, and fuel lines. At 100,948 miles (June '13), the rear brakes were replaced. At 105,635 miles (Oct '13), the head gaskets, water pump, AND timing belt were all replaced. All the work was performed by A&T Subaru (Sellersville, PA), where I purchased the vehicle. This Subaru is sold AS IS (that is - as captured in video and as pictured in photographs) via cash/check (once cleared) only - payment required in full before transferring ownership/title DURING NOTARY HOURS. Payment in full must be received within 10 days of the auction close, or the buyer will be reported and the ad relisted. This vehicle is located in OTTSVILLE, PA 18942 PICK-UP ONLY. Please see two (2) youtube videos and eighty-two (82) enlarged photographs below for additional visual detail.
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