1997 Subaru Impreza for sale!!!!
- 146225 km
- Sports model
- 2 litre
- Automatic
- Bluetooth/AUX radio
-Full-service history
- Serviced every 10,000km
- AWD
- Current WOF
- Rego expires 2020
I have owned this car for the past 2 years and am selling due to upgrading to a bigger Subaru model. This car is reliable, economical and is amazing on long haul drives and driving around the city.
This car is in great condition for its age with relatively low mileage.
The previous owner of this car coincidentally went to the same mechanic as me, so this car has been serviced by the same mechanic for a long time now and I have copies of the full service history.
There is normal wear and tear as expected in a car of this age, nothing of significance.
Selling as is where is.
Open to genuine offers near price.
Available for viewing in Grey Lynn.
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