Used Subaru Outback for Sale

It is a joke I suppose that Subaru owners love their cars, but this is my third Subaru and I do love my car. I had a 1995 Legacy wagon for 20 years before getting this one, a used 2008. I'd prefer buying a new car, but Subaru no longer makes normal station wagons. At least this old Outback is similar to the Legacy wagon. In some ways it is better - I've already benefited from the tire low air pressure warning light. The seats are more comfortable than those in the old Legacy - there is some lumbar support, for one thing, and better thigh support on each side.

I've owned the car for a year, and it has gotten me to and from work as well as traveling a few states away. I like long car trips, and it has not let me down. I live in an area of fields and mostly backroads, and for this, the car has done it's part. What I'm not a fan of is what I assume to be the build quality and what it takes to repair/replace parts. Changing the headlights is an ordeal. In order to change the headlight, we needed to remove a wheel, in order to remove a panel, in order to reach an arm in and feel around for the headlight. It's a headlight, why is it so hard to change something so simple? Also, my tires keep losing air. I really want to know why this is. Like, constantly, even after patching. Don't know. If you want something that can be maintained by yourself, this is not the right car. But for something that can go most places a truck or four-wheel drive can go, it's great and holds a lot of people. Amazing gas mileage, which is super helpful for long trips. I like to visit family six hours away, and it's great to only fill up once during the trip.

This was the first "nice" car I bought when I was able to afford a car of my choice rather than out of necessity. My family had owned two Subaru's in the past with good results, so I trusted the brand. I wanted to buy a car that would be safe to drive in New England winter weather, and would be comfortable.