2010 Subaru Wrx Sti Hatchback, 360whp, 6,997 Miles, Lightning Red, Many Extras! on 2040-cars
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
It’s time to sell my little dream car so I can finally get a Ducati 1199 Panigale in my life.
This 6,997 mile WRX STI hatchback in Lightning Red is the perfect car for someone looking for low mile, very fast, adult owned (late thirties, sigh), perfectly balanced STI that is in absolutely stellar condition. It honestly still has that new car smell. I’m the first owner. It’s paid for. I have the title. It has a clean CarFax. It got a clearbra done the day I bought it. I don’t use it to commute, and I don’t get on it until it’s warmed up. Interior: 11/10 (Flawless and upgraded from stock. No foolin'.) Exterior: 9.5/10 (Very light scratch on rear bumper. Otherwise, it’s a pampered 7k mile exterior with no dings) Interior pics coming soon! This car has never; been crashed, been launched, been raced, been smoked in, been eaten in, had pets in, been drifted, had beverages spilled in, leaked anything, missed an oil change interval, gotten a bad Blackstone report, anything. I farted in it once, in 2011, but only because I was stuck in traffic and I had the windows open so it’s no big deal. Engine / Drivetrain
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