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.

The Outback has plenty of room for people and things, with the four doors there is good access for rear seat passengers. The 2.5L turbo has good performance, especially noticeable at higher altitudes. AWD system is good (not great) in the snow, this has a 5-speed manual transmission with no traction control, whereas the auto transmission comes with TC thus making it better on slick surfaces. Fairly happy with the handling. It has low profile tires and stiffer suspension than the regular Outback. The ride is rather unrefined, and the suspension is stiff throughout it's range so every little bump is felt.

I got this car at a used dealership about 2 years ago. And so far the car has been nothing but a joy. It has had minimal problems and driven very well. The car has many extra things such as heated seats power windows and all that good stuff. It also has excellent gas mileage 32 miles to the gallon. The car is very roomy both in passenger space and the trunk. The car has excellent braking and handling and it's very safe with air bags and a high crash test rating. I've had virtually no repair costs and even though it has lots of miles on it the people at the shop said it was in excellent shop. Overall I feel that this car was a steal at the price and have had nothing but satisfaction from it since I bought it. I would highly recommend this vehicle to any one of my friends or family.