2008 Subaru Legacy!! Manual!! Awd!! One Owner!! on 2040-cars
Simsbury, Connecticut, United States
2008 ~Subaru Legacy~
This car was just traded in on a new one and let me say it’s very nice. Inside and out the car looks really nice. It drives as good as it looks. The cars is very tight and responsive. On and off the highway it has plenty of power. What else could you want. Get in turn the key and go. If you have any questions please feel free to call me @860-478-8854. Thank you Vehicle Condition: This is a very clean car inside and out. Few scratches here or there but that is it. Please all I ask is be realistic this is not a brand new car but a very nice used car.
Payment options: A $500.00 non-refundable deposit is due within 24 hours of the close of the auction. Balance to be paid within 7 days via certified funds. A $299.00 dealer conveyance fee is attached to the final price, this includes visual vehicle safety inspection, paperwork preparation and temporary plate if needed. Vehicle sold as is. We will be happy to assist in pickup at the airport or train station. We will also assist in arranging delivery at your expense. All we ask is you have the funds to back your bids. No excuses! No exceptions!
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