Used Subaru Forester for Sale

This car is still going strong at 10 years and 130,000 miles. It's big enough to schlep furniture I buy on Craigslist (I fit a queen size bed frame in there once!) But it drives like a car and easily fits into reasonably sized parking spaces. The dashboard is laid out in a way that makes sense to me (no gimmicky lights or bells and whistles), and the seats are comfortable for long drives. I think the best thing about this car is the all wheel drive. I live in Pennsylvania and sometimes we get quite a bit of snow. I have never, repeat NEVER had to shovel this car out. I just drive out of the parking lot behind my building while I watch my neighbors shovel out their cars. It's also great in the rain and on winding roads, where it hugs the road. I feel very safe driving this car, because it has excellent crash test ratings. It's easy to drive. The only negatives about this car is that the interior can be somewhat noisy, and the CD player conked out at about year 6--I've never bothered to replace it. And the gas mileage is not great (about 22 mpg average) but I figure that is the trade off for the all wheel drive. A few somewhat expensive repairs came up after 100,000 miles, but that, I think, is to be expected.

I purchased my Subaru Forester in 2013, it's the second Forester I've owned! The first Forester I had was a 2010. I loved it, but I traded it in for a newer version. The Forester is sturdy, needs minimal work and upkeep, and feels safe while driving! It handles exceptionally well in snow, which is a huge plus for snowy winters in the Northeast. While driving, I feel super safe in the Forester. One con is that if it's really windy out, the car can shake a little bit. The sound system is great, it's easy to maintain, and it has wonderful cargo space! I recently moved, and was able to fit an arm chair, desk and ottoman in the trunk- while keeping the car seat in!

I bought my Subaru Forester in 2007 and I have put over one hundred thousand miles on it since then. The biggest selling point for the Subaru Forester is that is features full time all wheel drive. I drove a small pickup truck with rear wheel drive before the Subaru Forester, and the handling is amazing! It handles reliably in the snow, rain, ice or mud. It is powered by a four cylinder engine, and has very good gas mileage. Paired with a five speed manual transmission, it is fairly responsive and peppy. The interior is Spartan, but is comfortable for long drives. It has good volume and can be packed with lots of stuff. It is good for the city, and parallel parking is easy,