2011 Subaru Impreza Wrx Sti Wagon 4-door 2.5l Hatch Unmodded on 2040-cars
Moorhead, Minnesota, United States
Up for sale is a 2011 Subaru STI, never modded, and has just under 31,000 miles on it. The car is plasma blue in color, and is the hatch back body style (no longer an option). This is a one owner vehicle, adult owned, and smoke free. It has leather seating, with suede leather in the center. It has the following factory installed options: Kicker subwoofer, turbo heat shield, short throw shifter, short throw shifter bushing, body side molding, engine block heater, rear bumper cover, and auto dimming rear view mirror. The car also has factory heated seats, ipod connection, and cd player.
The car will include two sets of custom wheels, the silver set shown with Bridgestone Blizzaks for winter use, and a grey set of rims with brand new summer performance tires on them (Velozza). Both sets of wheels have TPMS sensors on them. The title for this vehicle is clear, I am not looking for any trades. The engine and transmission are under warranty until January 2016 or 60,000 miles. There is a light dent in the front right fender, and a dent on the rear bumper. Other than that the car is in perfect condition on the inside and outside. This car has also never been modded. Only selling since my commute will soon be changing. Thanks for looking |
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