Subaru Outback Usados en Venta en Buffalo, NY

Nothing about owning this car has been easy. It's uncomfortable to sit in (the seats are rock hard), the shocks don't absorb much at all and it rusts like crazy. Holes developed in the gas tank and I was told that I could try to patch it or else junk the car because it's so much work to fix a Subaru that it wouldn't be worth it to me. I got it patched and it started leaking again almost immediately so then I had to patch it again. It's junk for reasons beside this - it creaks and groans and rattles. The rear hatch is impossible to open so I have to put anything I want back there in over the rear seats and then pull it out again the same way. Actual driving is jerky and temperamental. The battery drains super fast, even after replacing it with a new one so I have to get jumped all the time. The only good thing about it is that the AC still works. I absolutely hate this car, what a waste of hard-earned money! I know it's an old car, but my Chevrolet Prism is only a year newer and runs quietly and efficiently.

The 2006 Subaru outback is most certainly a beast. I have to say that the engine will most definitely outlast the car itself. I drove it well over 120,000 miles with no engine problems at all. The seating is COMFORTABLE! Which if you've owned a Subaru previously you know that is not necessarily the case. Most definitely a roomy vehicle, I have managed to shove livestock, straw bales and 5 wooden pallets into it with no problems. The perfect North Country vehicle if you don't want a truck. Now the cons... There is a recall on the break lines, not a huge issue but you need to be aware. The throttle sensor going seems to be a common problem and will trip your check engine light. It's a pricey fix but doable. The car gets the classic Subaru rust as well (especially up north) but if you buy a Subaru you already know this. I will also say that the all-wheel-drive in the Outback is awesome in the snow. Where I live we regularly measure our snow in feet and this vehicle blasts through snow covered roads no problem. I never once got stuck on my 40 mile commute in the winter, and that's saying something. All in all if you want a good reliable vehicle with room to shove kids and almost anything else (including ornery livestock and hay to boot!), Then this is the vehicle for you. No pickup trucks required here!