Subaru Wrx Sti Low Reserve on 2040-cars
United States
Up forsale is my 2004 subaru wrx sti. I purchased the car with a engine issue, after diagnosis we found it had 2 cylinders low on compression. So i replaced the motor with a used one with only 51,000 miles. engine has new timing belt, new iridium spark plugs,all new fluids and is ready to go! The car has a cold air intake and a hks cat back exhaust. The stock blow off valve is on the car but it will also come with a hks blow off valve, the car also has adjustable coil over suspension. the interior of the car is in great shape with no rips, tears, or stains!! tranny shifts great and engine runs perfectly! The exterior has a couple minor flaws such as a small paint crack in the front bumper and a small dent in the hood. "both pictured" Tires are around half tread and the brembo brakes stop on a dime. The only other issue with the car is someone painted the front BREMBO calipers black!! you can see in the picture. The car has 86k miles while the motor has 51 k miles. The car is a ton of fun to drive and is such a practical car being all wheel drive and having 4 doors. I hate to sell the car but i have to many other vehicles and just dont need another. if you have any questions feel free to send me a message or email me at bowreaperoutdoors@gmail.com I have the car forsale locally so i reserve the right to end the auction early at anytime! Buyer is responsible for all shipping arrangements and payments.
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2018 Subaru Crosstrek still gets a manual transmission in the US
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Ever wonder how to really pronounce Japanese automaker names?
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