2006 Subaru Wrx Wagon 5-speed: Two Adult Owners Since New. on 2040-cars
Red Hook, New York, United States
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This is a very clean 2006 Subaru WRX wagon with only two adult owners since new, used as a long distance commuter vehicle hence the high mileage but always well maintained. The body is very good with no rust and the interior is very clean with no modifications from factory original. There is a small dent on the hood from a falling tree branch, photo included in the listing. Everything on this car including the AC works as intended when new and both summer and winter floor mats are included. Recent maintenance has included a complete fluid change using only synthetics oils and gear lubes, four new Continental tires, all new brake rotors and pads, new front axles, all new oil cooler hoses and seals, new secondary air pump, valves and relay. Another set of wheels is also included with winter tires. Recent NYS safety and smog inspection passed with no problems. Please note: On occasion this car throws a check engine code P420 indicating cats functioning less than optimum. The interval between codes is lessening with the use of Cat-A-Clean and I will throw in a code reader to shut off the light should it happen again. As always, no test pilots but the car is currently registered and inspected so test rides will be cheerfully given.
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The kits are meant to be something that even a relative novice could put together. All the builder needs to provide is a 2002-2007 Impreza or WRX. The car donates its turbocharged boxer four-cylinder engine, transmission, axles, brakes, steering and other major components. Factory Five supplies the spaceframe, body, suspension, lights, windshield and some interior trim. It doesn't even need paint, thanks to its gel-coated fiberglass body panels. The company also offers a laundry list of options, including carbon fiber aero components, upgraded suspension parts, improved brakes and more. Kits can be ordered in either left- or right-hand drive.
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