Please expound on this?I would not, personally.
Wouldn't fit my wants/needs and I'm not a huge fan of Subaru vehicles.Please expound on this?
I can't afford it ($4800) but wow is it a bright shiny object and mine is borderline POS status although I do like the car, it just has to work now.
I bought Subaru because it was being sold at a cheap price,
Never did consider the possibility that Subarus suck.
I'm with you there. I drove in a buddy's for a week and hated how far out the front bumper sticks when trying to peek out onto a busy road from a stop sign. Add the suspension traction issues, and they're just not even close to as good as the 2000-2004 Outbacks, which are some of the most solid and best handling Outbacks ever made. Besides HG issues of course. LOL I see those model years EVERYWHERE in my area (near Seattle).If you're only $1000 into yours, I'd keep at it. Personally I never cared for that specific generation of Outback.
Are you still changing out the 2.5 for a 2.0L engine?
Yes.If you're only $1000 into yours, I'd keep at it. Personally I never cared for that specific generation of Outback.
Are you still changing out the 2.5 for a 2.0L engine?
Looks like a Dodge or Desoto to me.Is that a Packard in the background?