2009 Subaru Outback 2.5i Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
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Looking for a hard to find Subaru Outback with stick shift?? Look at this sweet, one owner 2009 Harvest Gold metallic with 5 speed manual and only 73k miles. Tan cloth interior is clean and odor free. This low mileage Outback Wagon was purchased new in New Mexico, never been in an accident, and has been well maintained throughout. Equipped with cruise control, power windows, power locks, CD player, 4 new tires for your safety just installed by us, roof rack and more. The 5 speed shifts smoothly, the clutch doesn't slip, this is a sports car with all wheel drive that looks like a station wagon. Come drive it and see for yourself.
Thoroughly inspected for any frame damage, rust or other hidden damage. Carfax shows no accident, rebuilt or salvage, it comes with a clean New Mexico title. You are welcome to have an independent inspection performed at your own expense. Sweet Motor Sales is a licensed New Mexico dealer. Purchaser is responsible for tax and registration fees in their state of residence. All purchases subject to a $249.00 Dealer Transfer Service Fee. Title and vehicle will be released upon confirmation of funds. |
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