2002 Subaru Impreza Outback Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Wendell, North Carolina, United States
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I have for sale my 2002 Subaru Impreza outback sport. The car needs some work, but is a great car for the price and only has 154,000 miles!
I just had a wheel bearing and lateral links replaced. It's had a lot of maintainence done recently, new spark plugs, timing belt, spark plug wires etc. The car has the check engine light on, which says low knock sensor voltage. I have a cheap scanner which doesnt show if there are any pending codes .The car looks good in the photos, but it does need a paint job and has dents and peeling paint. The car also has a salvage title from a hit in the rear. The car does however run and shift great. The motor runs smooth and doesn't seem to use any oil. Its been very reliable aside from the check engine light, and Ive taken it on several long trips with no issues. Again, this is a great project car, and so I've priced it accordingly. If you have any questions feel free to email or call or if you would like to see the car in person. 919-971-2468 Eric |
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