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2011 Subaru Wrx Premium 4-door Sedan on 2040-cars

US $20,975.00
Year:2011 Mileage:65850
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Selling my 2011 Subaru WRX Premium 4-door sedan, just under 66,000 miles (65,850 and counting as it is my daily driver). It was my daily driver commuting between Lincoln and Omaha for about a year, so has mostly interstate miles on it. Drives great, and is quite a fun car. Never raced, everything is stock. Black exterior, black interior.

Features:

Stock AM/FM Radio and speakers, single CD Player, Aux audio jack in center console, Bluetooth
Power windows and door locks
Cloth seats, front seats are heated, rear seats have fold-down arm rest and both seats fold down for more cargo room
Power Moonroof
Trunk lip spoiler
Windshield wiper heater on windshield
It does have a ProSport boost gauge that works, but I never got around to installing it correctly and trimming the wiring, etc.

Has some normal wear and tear, some minor damage to the front plastic bumper from when I ran over a poor small creature on the interstate one night. The bumper has a small crack, and the tow hook cover piece was replaced. Has some minor scrape damage to the side of the steering wheel leather. Windshield was recently replaced due to a crack from a large rock hitting it on the interstate. Otherwise no other repairs have been needed.

Tires currently on the car are Bridgestone Blizzak winter tires used for 2 winters now, changed in the early spring. I'm also including my set of almost new all-seasons bought last spring, Cooper Zeon RS3-A (unmounted). Stock rims.

I am the second owner, I bought the car from a dealership in southern Oklahoma who got it as a trade-in from the first owner.

Please email me with any requests for more pictures or questions, I'll try to get back to you quickly.
A deposit of $1,000 is required within 48 hours of list closing, full payment within 7 days.  I accept PayPal, or Cashiers check or money order in person.


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