2002 Subaru Wrx White!!! Clean Car Excellent Runner. Cheap! on 2040-cars
Mahopac, New York, United States
You are bidding on a 2002 Subaru WRX in a rare WHITE!!!. This is an excellent running and driving car, as everything functions as it should
The exterior of the car is clean and shines. Their is one dent on the passenger door, and one on the rear tail gate I'm sure they could be pulled out with a paint less dent removal. The rear bumper also has a scuff. Other than that it's a sweet looking car! Mechanically the car runs out great everything functions as it should. Recently the car had front brakes, and rotors. All 4 tires are good. The turbo spools up great! Clutch is strong. Only aftermarket work done was exhaust, and intake. The interior of the car is very clean, and everything functions as it should. Here's your chance to get a good deal on a rare white WRX!!! If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. This vehicle is being sold in as is, where is condition with NO warranties of any kind. Please make sure you can pay before you decide to bid. I will require a $250 deposit immediately than remainder within a few days. If you cannot abide by these terms contact me and maybe we can work something out. Thank you very much for looking and good luck bidding!!!!! |
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