Subaru Outback Usados en Venta en Santa Ana, CA

The car suffered from catastrophic head gasket failure at around 80,000 miles. Normally, this would be a non issue because on normal cars, the head gasket is located on top of the engine and can be replaced for under ~$100. On a Subaru however, thanks to the horizontally opposed cylinder configuration, the entire engine has to be dropped out of the car - an expensive and time consuming procedure that costs around $2500. In a car that has already depreciated significantly, this cost is too much for most to bear. Aside from that, the only other issue is that the four speed automatic is truly ancient and although adequate, leaves much to be desired. Four speeds is unacceptable for a $25k car.

I really disliked the gas mileage for this car. It did not like how often I had to fill it with gas and how much it cost me. I also didn't like the fact that the car always seemed to have problems that required fixing. That cost a good deal of money on its own. The car also seemed to have a small spot in which air was coming in. This spot made a lot of noise while driving on the freeway.