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Subaru Sambar 1996

30,052.02 milesManual4WD660 cc
OK for USA 4WD
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Subaru Sambar 1996

54,560 milesManual4WD660 cc
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104,435.9 milesAutomatic2WD660 cc
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54,967.96 milesManual4WD660 cc
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FAQ about Subaru Sambar 1996

How much does a used Subaru Sambar 1996 cost?
The price of Subaru Sambar 1996 is around $2,339. This doesn’t include the shipping cost to your port.
How to import Subaru Sambar 1996 from Japan to the USA?
You can follow these easy steps to purchase a Subaru Sambar 1996 from JDM Export and have it imported to your port in the USA.
What are the import taxes for used cars in the USA?
You should expect to pay 2.5% for a passenger car, and 25% for a truck as the tax of foreign-made vehicles imported to the U.S. This is calculated based on the vehicle price.

User reviews on Subaru Sambar 1996

Andrew Chance Haugstad avatar
Andrew Chance HaugstadflagUSA
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I think everything is perfect
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Robin Marks avatar
Robin MarksflagUSA
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Austin, I received the truck and it is in very nice condition. I chose a good looking one.
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Briaunna RoseflagUSA
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I have received my truck. Thank you Yoshi!
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Joshua Segovia avatar
Joshua SegoviaflagUSA
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Awesomeness
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Phillip K Waters Jr. flagUSA
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Car from Japan has a very large selection of cars - it would be great if there were a translation feature for the condition reports - most of the time the handwritten Japanese is not translatable by available software.
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DenninflagUSA
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I think they're awesome Vehicles No Junk you're getting something that you could count.on
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LeadenemaflagUSA
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Good site with many cars to look through. I do wish there was some kind of email list that alerts you of new stock that you can narrow to just kei vans or whatever else someone might be looking for
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Michael S. LeslieflagUSA
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My experience with CFJ and Jun has been beyond happy explanation! Overjoyed and enthusiastic about the work they do and the help they provide! Wow!
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Philip DomitzflagUSA
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Wish we could have come to an agreement on price. Missed the sale over $150 USD. Still enjoy the service though
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Cameron LundinflagUSA
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I like your cars
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