2005 Legacy 2.5i Sedan - $5,000 OBO

Well, we recently upgraded my wife's car to a 2011 Outback, so her Legacy Sedan has to go. The car has treated us good and should run for a long time with the work that we have had done to it. If you know Subarus, you know the major things have been taken care of to take this car well past 200k.

Good Stuff and Details
automatic
~170,000 miles (still being driven every now and then)
AC still works great
Many new parts within the last year:
- Timing Belt, Tensioner, and Pulleys (Subaru Parts)
- Head Gaskets (They were seaping slightly which bugged me)
- Oil Pressure Switch and Dipstick O-Rings
- Front Brake Pads
- Front Left Wheel Bearing
- Front o2 Sensor

Bad Stuff
Some rust starting in typical Subaru spot (quarter panel near bumper)
A bit clunky in the front end. Could possibly be the sway bar bushings
Check Engine Light Currently On (p0420):
- I had this diagnosed by Walser in Burnsville and they said I had a lazy front 02 sensor. I have replaced the sensor but the light persisted. I gave up at this point since the car runs perfectly and we were planning on getting the new Outback already.

Please let me know if you have any questions at all. Feel free to PM me (Tim) or email me at [email protected].

 

Decided to lower the price to $5,000 or best offer. Could a mod please update the title?

 

Thank you!

 

How are the tires? tread depth, brand?

 

why would the CEL still be on? (noob)

 

Sorry for the delay in my response. The tires are Dunlop SP Sport 5000s and I would say they have one year left on them.

 

You are right it definitely could be the cat at this point if it isn't the rear sensor. I just don't have any more time to mess with it. Brian from Minnetonka Subaru did the head gasket and timing belt work.

 

Nice, I was desperately looking for an 05+ leggy before I found my Saabaru. That's a very fair price and it should run for a long time with the work that you have done. GLWS!

 

Thank you for the kind words. Have fun with the Saabaru, I have always wanted one of those Subarus in a tuxedo.

 

Thanks for the Legacy

It was truly a pleasure doing business with you.

 

I'm glad it is the hands of a fellow Subaru member. Enjoy it!

Mods: This car has been sold.