Subaru Outback Usados en Venta en Los Angeles, CA

Overall, I really like my car. It is large enough to fit all the gear I need to take with me for camping or climbing trips but still feels maneuverable on the road. I would not describe it as a luxury vehicle by an definition, but the interior has enough features to make long trips comfortable. In terms of performance it feels heavy and does not accelerate very quickly, but on the other hand, it can handle tough and off-road situations.

Subaru's slogan is: "Love. It's what makes a Subaru, a Subaru." This is the second Subaru I've ever owned, and the slogan rings true. I had purchased this auto since Subaru had such a great reputation, and I was not disappointed. I only needed a car for commuting, and this fit the bill. This was an Outback wagon (like my previous car) but with full-time, all-wheel drive instead. It was also the Limited Edition package, so it had bells and whistles that I never had before: heated leather seats, side window defrosters, fog lights and wood paneling. Even still, the car was pretty basic—it was almost 20 years old when I bought it—but it was exactly what I needed. I bought it at a good price and never regretted it. In fact, my next car is probably going to be another Subaru. Performance-wise, the engine was not designed for racing, to put it mildly. It was powerful enough for getting on the freeway to and from work. The handling was pretty much what you would expect, nothing fancy. Style wise, it was unremarkable, but again, that didn't matter much to me.