2018 Subaru Outback
2.5i Premium
Was $20,950
$19,750
- Miles
- 84,200 mi
- Drive
- AWD
- Body
- Wagon
Hot Springs National Park, AR · Open 7 days, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Call the lot: (501) 762-5942Hot Springs National Park, AR
10 vehicles on the lot right now at 511 Hughes Road. Every one of them was driven, inspected and priced by the same people who will hand you the keys.
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2.5i Premium
Was $20,950
$19,750
Who you are dealing with
Miser's Auto Sales has been selling used cars from 511 Hughes Road in Hot Springs National Park for [YEARS IN BUSINESS — TO BE CONFIRMED] years. It is a small independent lot, which is exactly the point: the inventory stays small enough that one person can tell you the story of every vehicle on it.
We buy the kind of cars, trucks and SUVs that people around Garland County actually drive to work — clean, sensible, mechanically sound, and priced so there is no theater involved in agreeing on a number.
Why buy here
Nothing lands on the lot until someone here has driven it, looked underneath it, and decided they would be comfortable selling it to a neighbor.
Our listings show the asking price plainly. Ask about anything you see and you will get a straight answer, not a payment worksheet.
There is no rotating sales floor here. The person who answers the phone is the person who can actually make a decision.
Tell us what you are driving and we will look at it while you are here. No appointment, no obligation to buy.
A few worth a look
Four doors, four-wheel drive and a tow package. The kind of half-ton that tows on Saturday and parks at the job site all week.
See the detailsFour-wheel drive and the dependable V6, with enough clearance for the roads out toward the lake.
See the detailsSymmetrical all-wheel drive, heated seats and a real roof rack, still returning close to 30 mpg on the highway.
See the detailsA clean SE with the sportier suspension. It will start every morning for years and ask very little in return.
See the detailsReduced
When something has been on the lot a while, we lower the number rather than wait it out.
Tell us what it is and we will look up what it is doing at auction this week. Bring it by and we will look at it properly — no appointment, no obligation to buy anything.
Straight answers
They sound like the same thing on a window sticker. They behave very differently on a wet Arkansas back road.
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Hot Springs National Park, AR 71913