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494 days ago

For Sale: 2009 Subaru Exiga - $4,500

Raphael from Kohimarama

Looking for a spacious, reliable, and stylish station wagon? Check out this 2009 Subaru Exiga! With its 7-seater capacity, it's perfect for families or anyone needing extra room. The vehicle is in excellent condition, featuring a smooth CVT transmission and a powerful 2.0L engine. Imported and assembled by NZ Transport Agency, this car is built to last. Don't miss out on this great deal for only $4,500!

Contact us today to schedule a test drive or for more information. Drive away in your new Subaru Exiga!

🚗💨 Ready for its new owner! 💨🚗

Features:
Year: 2009
Make: Subaru
Model: Exiga
Color: Blue
Body Style: Station Wagon
VIN: 7AT0GF1RX21008959
Plate: NQM52
Engine No: EJ20-E003418
Chassis: YA4-008959
Engine Size: 1,990cc (2.0L)
Transmission: CVT
Seats: 7
Country of Origin: 🇯🇵 Japan
Gross Vehicle Mass: 1,925kg

Price: $4,500

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We want to know: Are we really allergic to showing our excitement?

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Are Kiwis allergic to “exuberance”? 🥝
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