Subaru Forester 2000, Low Miles, No Rust, Very Good Driver on 2040-cars
Collegeville, Pennsylvania, United States
SUBARU FORESTER 2000, LOW MILES 82,120, AWD, 25 MPG, GREEN, 4 DOOR HATCHBACK, DUAL AIR BAGS, AUTOMATIC, COLD AIR CONDITIONING, CRUISE CONTROL, AM-FM-CD, also able to attach IPOD OR MP3 player.
PENNSYLVANIA INSPECTED UNTIL 12/2014 ADDED: Rear Windows Professionally Tinted, Hitch for Bike Rack. Rear spoiler has crack (as seen in picture), on rare occasions the check engine light cycles. Seats could use a shampoo, but no rips and tears. I have owned this car for 3 years, previous owner traded in to local Subaru Dealer where my father in law works, He saw how low miles and how clean car was and snatched up for me. I am a 50 year old professional who used this car as a second commuter car, along with hauling my mountain bike and ski's to the local ski resort. This is a very solid running car, with very tight steering, and very nice handling. GOOD LUCK Car is also being advertised locally, so auction would end if sold |
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