2004 Subaru Outback Legacy Limited Wagon 4-door 2.5l Awd Awp on 2040-cars
Fairport, New York, United States
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Up for auction is my 2004 Subaru Outback Wagon. This vehicle was my parent's car and was gently driven. This car is smoke free and the paint still shines. There are no major stains, holes or tears in the upholstery. Headliner, door panels and carpets all good with the exception of a small marks (see pictures). Exterior features include rear gate spoiler, multi-reflector for lights, Outback-style body color-side molding, automatic-off 4-beam halogen headlights, protective rear bumper step pad, raised-profile black roof rails with cross bars, winter weather package including heated driver and passenger side rear view mirrors, rear window defroster, heated windshield. Interior features include power windows with driver side one-touch down function, power driver and passenger side rear view mirrors, cruise control, cargo area hooks, 12V auxiliary outlet in center console, front passenger setback net pocket, power door locks, black / gray flat woven upholstery, overhead console, heated front seats, cargo area security cover, (2) remote keyless locks including rear tailgate unlock, illuminated visor vanity mirror with extenders. Mechanical features include electronic throttle control, rear limited slip differential, rack and pinion steering, 4 wheel disc brakes. Safety features include driver and passenger front airbags, driver and passenger side impact airbags, 4 wheel anti-lock brakes 9ABS), daytime running lights, front and rear side curtain airbags. There are factory original rubber floor mats in the front and rear seating area Extra set of winter rubber floor mats (original cloth mats near-mint) and a rubber cargo area mat in the rear. All tires are in good condition. The AC needs to be recharged. There are a few noticable dings and scratches around the bumpers and the back wheel wells have been painted for rust. Both are pictured. Otherwise, there are no known issues with the vehicle but you are buying it as is. I would not hesitate to drive this vehicle anywhere, any distance. The vehicle is currently registered and inspected and driven minimally. Thanks for looking. If you have any questions I can be reached directly at 718 650 9149. I will not have access to email on the week end the auction ends so don't wait until the end to ask your questions. I won't be able to reply by email. Please call.
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