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Subaru Legacy 5dr Wgn Brighton Auto, $4,995

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Specifications

Status

Used

Year

2002

Make

Subaru

Model

Legacy

Kilometres

167,769 km

Style/Trim

5dr Wgn Brighton Auto

Stock number

1599

Exterior Colour

Dark Green

Mfg Exterior Colour

Green

Interior Colour

Grey

Fuel type

Regular Unleaded

Drive

FWD

Engine size

2.5L4 Cylinder Engine

Transmission

5 Speed Manual

Doors

Type

Wagon

Offers

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Description

THIS 2002 SUBURU LEGACY AWD IS CERTIFIED E-TESTED AND COMES WITH A 3000km POWERTRAIN WARRANTY WITH $600.00 PER CLAIM.

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2012

1995

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285,000 km

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Price

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$9,000

$1,000

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