Subaru Outback Usados en Venta en Houston, TX

I actually have a model that's not listed, it is a Subaru DL. You can drive Subaru's until they die and this one hasn't died yet. It is old, and I have put 375,000 miles on the same engine. I replaced its transmission with a rebuilt one, and it still drives as well as ever. It has always had great fuel economy, listed as being 26 mpg, but I used to get 32 mpg. Now I get around 28 mpg & I do mostly highway driving. It is not air-conditioned, so I have made numerous modifications to it, as in a window swamp cooler, solar powered window fans, and tinted windows, because I drive it in the desert. It is easy to work on so I could do most tune-ups for less cost myself. It is old so it is not extremely quiet, but it runs well. It still handles quite well, but not as well as some newer cars.

This is my second Subaru Outback. My first one now belongs to my son and has approximately 150,000 miles on it. Ever since owning that vehicle, I have vowed to only purchase Subaru vehicles. My current Subaru Outback is more of the wagon style than my previous sedan. It allows me to fold one or both back seats down for an incredible amount of cargo space. As an avid camper, this is very important to me. I expect my Subaru to last several years and am happy with the way it has performed so far. I only wish I would have been able to get the larger engine. While pickup is sufficient, I grew accustomed to the 3.6L of my previous Outback. However, because of the smaller engine, I do get better gas mileage. I love the built in MP3, HD Radio and Satellite radio players. And the built in Bluetooth allows me to talk and text hands-free. This model also has a gauge showing you how efficient you are driving. I can increase my gas mileage even further by paying close attention to this gauge. In addition, the mileage calculator estimates how many miles I can drive on my current tank of gas. I have found this to be very accurate.