~~ Insane Price Ahhh! 2013 Subaru Impreza 4d Hatchback 2.0l I Premium ~~ on 2040-cars
United States
Not sure what else to tell you... A Subaru is pretty much the best car you can own for all seasons. I think the pictures speak a lot for themselves. I took the pictures right after driving in the rain so that's why the car appears a little dirty in some pictures. This car is basically new. My wife and I bought it new last year and now we need to sell it. We bought it with a full sports package (roof-rack, weather mat in the trunk, fully tinted windows, etc.) and with a three year warranty. We've done every scheduled servicing. The car has not had any problems a flat tire that was fixed and an engine light that came on and was resolved at the shop. All service has been done professionally at Mike Shaw Subaru on 104th in Federal Heights.
~Premium Features: Full-screen GPS navigation. Back-up camera. Heated seats. Alloy Wheels. Great sound system. Lo-Jack installed in case of theft. Fully-tinted windows. Roof-rack. Power everything. Inspection done on 7/21/14 gave the following results: ~Considered Features: 4WD/AWD ABS BRAKES AIR CONDITIONING ALLOY WHEELS AM/FM STEREO AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AUXILIARY AUDIO INPUT CD AUDIO CLOTH SEATS CRUISE CONTROL FRONT SEAT HEATERS FULL ROOF RACK NAVIGATION SYSTEM OVERHEAD AIRBAGS POWER LOCKS POWER MIRRORS POWER WINDOWS REAR VIEW CAMERA SIDE AIRBAGS SIRIUSXM TRIAL AVAILABLE TRACTION CONTROL ~Interior Conditions: Headliner: OK Front Seats: OK Rear Seats: OK 3rd Row Seats: OK Carpet: OK Dash/Console: OK Odor: OK Radio: OK Windshield: OK Smoke Smell: OK Sun Visor: OK ~Mechanical Conditions: Dash: OK Transmission: OK Engine: OK 4WD: OK A/C: OK Rear Mechanical: OK Exhaust: OK Oil Sludge: OK Fluids: OK Odometer: OK Non US Specs: OK Convertible Top: OK Window Motor: OK ~Exterior Conditions Front TIres: OK Rear Tires: OK Wheels: OK Drive Fender: OK Hood: OK Pass Fender: OK Roof: OK Trunk Lid/Rear Gate: OK Driver Front Door: OK Pass Front Door: Ding(s) Driver Rear Door: OK Pass Rear Door: OK Driver Quarter: OK Pass Quarter: OK Rocker Panel: OK Front Bumper: OK Rear Bumper: OK Head Lights: OK Tail Lights: OK Grille: OK ~Structural Conditions: Bed Liner: OK Pinch Rails: OK Frame: OK Bumper Support: OK Apron: OK Floorpan: OK Core Support: OK Keys: OK Undercarriage: OK |
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Autoblog Podcast #318
Tue, 29 Jan 2013Toyota back on top, Barrett Jackson, Crowdsourcing your Dodge Dart payments, Nissan and Toyota double down on pickups
Episode #318 of the Autoblog Podcast is here, and this week, Dan Roth, Zach Bowman and Michael Harley talk about Toyota regaining the No. 1 sales crown, getting your friends and family to buy you a Dodge Dart, Barrett-Jackson, and Toyota and Nissan remaining committed to their pickup trucs. We wrap with your questions, and for those of you who hung with us live on our UStream channel, thanks for taking the time. Keep reading for our Q&A module for you to scroll through and follow along, too. Thanks for listening!
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2015 Subaru WRX caught testing in US on Mulholland
Fri, 07 Jun 2013In April, we got our first glimpse at the 2015 2015 Subaru WRX - the car was caught in STI form in photos and in motion running around Germany's infamous Nürburgring. That's all well and good, but obviously Subaru will sell a good number of the hotter Impreza models here in the United States, and thus, it's nice to now see a video of the next WRX testing out in California, albeit in what looks to be non-STI form.
Originally posted on the Subaru Owners Club website, this video comes from YouTube user 31200MulhollandHwy. And that's quite appropriate, since the video clearly shows the now de-winged WRX prototype testing on the well-known - you guessed it - Mulholland Highway. Just like before, we're disappointed that the prototypes spotted testing don't appear to be as bold and beautiful as the WRX Concept that Subaru brought to this year's New York Auto Show. Nevertheless, we'll hold our final judgments until the camouflage is peeled away.
Have a look below to see (and hear!) the 2015 WRX running up Mulholland.
UK designer to make WRX Concept-aping body kit for production Subaru
Sun, 23 Feb 2014Remember the Subaru WRX Concept shown at the 2013 New York Auto Show, the one almost everyone loved but no one expected Subaru to make? Indeed, that Parnassian "design statement" led to a production design that came from a good middle class neighborhood known for its office parks and pasture land. UK designer Michael Bond is offering to change that, the man behind the yet-to-be-produced Rumbler "Superhero Utility Vehicle" touting the Subaru WRX Concept 13, which would take a customer's new WRX and turn it into something pretty close to the original concept.
That means new front and rear clips, including a redesigned rear diffuser to increase downforce, but a spoiler can be installed if the buyer decides that what he wants. The car won't be an exact replica of the NYIAS concept since that would infringe on Subaru's intellectual property, but it isn't clear yet how the design would be altered. Bond's site says that once he gets 50 confirmed orders, his team will order a WRX and begin the process of creating the new bodywork. It is claimed that once work begins, it will be four to six months to "[present] a completed model for public view."
Bond says the price will come down depending on the number of orders beyond 50, but doesn't give any indication of how much those first 50 cars could cost. If you're keen, though, head over to the site and fill out the enquiry form. Who knows if the Concept 13 will happen, but so far this is the best chance you have of getting what could have been.