2006 Subaru Outback 2.5i Limited Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Lutz, Florida, United States
I have been a wholesale auto dealer in the area for over 25 years. I sell 95% of my vehicles to other dealers at local dealer only auto auctions in St. Pete, Tampa, and Lakeland, Florida. I offer a select few to the public here on Ebay before I ship them to auction. I save on transportation and auction sale fees, and you get a great deal too. I do not charge a dealer fee which can be as high as $600 at many dealers. This beautiful 2006 Subaru Outback Limited was just traded in on a new vehicle. It is a local, one owner car that has been in Florida it's whole life. No salty roads or rust in this Subaru's past. Speaking of pasts, if you are comparing this car to another one on Ebay, let me just say this... A vehicle with a rebuilt, salvage, or reconstructed title is only worth a fraction of what a vehicle with a clean history and title is worth. Most banks and credit unions won't even finance a car with a title that is branded because they know the car is worth almost nothing if they have to repossess it and sell it at auction. Ask yourself this, would you rather have a car that was previously in a flood or accident or one that was not? Would you rather have a car that you know has actual mileage or one that has true mileage unknown and must be sold as not actual mileage? Pictures are nice, and can give you a good idea how a vehicle has been maintained. Imagine a picture of a car submerged in a flood and think about what that must have looked like. Don't make a mistake and buy a Subaru that has been previously totaled and put back together, buy one with service records, from a rust free environment with a clean history and no accidents. This car comes with a file loaded with service receipts, all books and manuals, and two keys with remotes. Loaded with features like heated leather seats, power sliding sunroof, power driver's seat, power windows, power locks with remotes, tilt steering, cruise control, am fm cd, front, side, and curtain airbags for added safety, split folding rear seats, roof rack, alloy wheels, plus much, much, more. This Subie runs and drives excellent and there are no warning lights illuminated on the dash. NADA says this vehicle with the current low mileage and equipment is worth $12125, but you can buy it here wholesale from a wholesaler! Please call or text Rick at 813 244-4289 for more info or to see it in person. |
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