2005 SUBARU LEGACY 2.0I CASUAL EDITION
Salient Points:
Ref No: 19724T6N3
Year: Jul, 2005
Make: SUBARU
Name: LEGACY 2.0I CASUAL EDITION
Engine Size: 2000 cc
Gear: AT
Fuel: Petrol
Door: 5
Seats: 5
Chassis: BP5-084245
Model No.: CBA-BP5
Color: SILVER
Drive Type: 4WD
EngineType EJ20-0505586
Mileaged 113,000km
Accessories: Air conditioning system, Power steering, Power window, Central locking system, Door mirror/Power mirror, CD/AM FM-Radio, Dual air bags, Anti-lock braking system, Alloy rims, Rear spoiler,
The total price CIF(Mombasa) is US$7,810.-
(Included the JEVIC inspection and certificate)
Subaru Outback
The Subaru Outback is an automotive nameplate used by the Japanese automobile manufacturer Fuji Heavy Industries (FHI) since 1995. FHI has utilized the name "Outback" on two different Subaru-branded vehicles—a mid-sized station wagon based on the Subaru Legacy—and for North America only, a compact hatchback that derives from the Subaru Impreza.
Outback (1995–present)
Main article: Subaru Legacy
The "Outback" debuted in 1995 as a derivative of the second generation Subaru Legacy.
Sold primarily as the "Subaru Legacy Outback", FHI opted to shorten the
name to "Subaru Outback" in Australia when launched there in 1996.
Lacking the finances to design an all-new vehicle, FHI developed the
Outback by merely adding side body cladding and raising the suspension
of the existing Legacy wagon. With exception to small differences in
trim, the Outback shared almost all componentry with its Legacy donor
model. Subaru released a new generation of Outback along with the
equivalent Legacy in 1998. Following much the same formula as the
original, the updated series of shared similar mechanicals and
dimensions, but for North American markets, the abbreviated "Subaru
Outback" title was specified. In 2003, Subaru released the another new
model alongside the new Legacy. The current iteration of Outback debuted
in 2009, with the shortened "Subaru Outback" name now being adopted in
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1995–1998
Main article: Subaru Legacy (second generation)
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1998–2003
Main article: Subaru Legacy (third generation)
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2003–2009
Main article: Subaru Legacy (fourth generation)
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2009–present
Main article: Subaru Legacy (fifth generation)
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Outback Sport (1995–2011)
Main article: Subaru Impreza
Along with the Legacy-based model, FHI also released the "Subaru
Outback Sport" in 1995 to North America only. As a derivative of the Subaru Impreza,
the Sport, like the regular Outback, featured a raised suspension.
Subaru launched subsequent generations in 2001 and 2007, with Subaru of
North America adopting the global "Subaru XV" title for the third
generation Outback Sport replacement.
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