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Hey all. Going to be buying a Forester soon that I intend to use off road. Looking at a 2004 XT on Sunday that already has a 2.5” ADF lift, Method wheels, 225 size tires, and a roof basket. The car overall is in good shape; there are a few minor scratches from it being taken off road by the current owner. The interior is in good shape with no signs of cracking or tears on the leather seats. The current owner has changed all the fluids recently and the spark plugs as well. It has 130k miles on it. Timing belt and water pump haven’t been replaced yet. Asking price is $9,000 USD. Is this a fair asking price? What would a fair offer be?
I’ll be taking a flashlight with me to inspect the breaks, axles, CVs, engine components, etc. I’ll also be checking for coolant in the oil as well as smooth shifting from the automatic transmission during the test drive. What else should I look at/inspect when looking at the vehicle?
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/2004-forester-xt/6754488808.html
I’ll be looking at this XT on Sunday with the intent to purchase. Does this seem like a fair asking price? What would be a fair offer?
The timing belt and water pump haven’t been changed out yet; vehicle has 130k miles on it.
What should I look at/inspect while I’m looking at it? What should I pay attention to during the test drive?
Thanks!
I’ll be taking a flashlight with me to inspect the breaks, axles, CVs, engine components, etc. I’ll also be checking for coolant in the oil as well as smooth shifting from the automatic transmission during the test drive. What else should I look at/inspect when looking at the vehicle?
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/2004-forester-xt/6754488808.html
I’ll be looking at this XT on Sunday with the intent to purchase. Does this seem like a fair asking price? What would be a fair offer?
The timing belt and water pump haven’t been changed out yet; vehicle has 130k miles on it.
What should I look at/inspect while I’m looking at it? What should I pay attention to during the test drive?
Thanks!