Asking Price:

$21,998

Mileage:

80,361

Transmission:

Variable 0-Speed

Exterior Color:

Venetian Red Pearl

Interior Color:

Black

Body Style:

Wagon

DriveTrain:

AWD

Fuel:

Gas

Gas Mileage:

25 Mpg City 33 Mpg Hwy

Engine:

H4 2.50L

VIN:

4S4BSALC5F3291791

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