Used Subaru Legacy for Sale

I think the worst feature to this vehicle would be how the trunk opens. The only way I can get my trunk open is to use the key. So, if the car is running, I have to turn the car off, open the trunk, then start the car again. This can be very annoying. I also do not like that the gas tank lid has to be opened from inside. I don't know if it's my car in particular but the air conditioning has never been very cold. We can put it the fan on high and it take forever to cool the entire car down. I do not like that the speakers are in the doors. I know most, or maybe all, vehicles do this but it doesn't make sense to me. I kick the speaker every time I need to push the door open with my foot. Then mud gets down in the holes of the speaker and I can't clean it out. I wish this vehicle had the feature of not being able to lock your keys in your car. I know it is a safety feature so I'm glad this happens sometimes but I don't like that it dings when the seat beat is not fastened. The reason I don't like this is because when I do take my dog with us, she is 50 lbs. As a puppy, she sets off the seat belt alarm because she is so heavy. I just wish there was a way to turn it off without have to buckle the belt behind the seat.

Having to replace all four tires at once, even if there's nothing wrong with the others. Confusing signals from the cars computer, including the tire inflation light and lights going on and off that don't signal a particular problem and have to be taken to a mechanic in order to be diagnosed.

As great as this car is, there are a few cons to keep in mind. This is not a large car, and there is minimal room in the back seat. Fully grown adults will feel cramped sitting in the back for any length of time. The trunk space also leaves a bit to be desired. When I pack for a camping trip, the trunk and back seat are completely full of gear, and I tend to pack light. The stereo system is a bit underwhelming when I want to turn up the volume, and as nice as the auxiliary input is, I wish I could control my music from the factory head unit. I should also mention that the all-wheel drive system (the sole reason I pursued this car) is always on and negatively impacts gas mileage. I appreciate when itÕs there, but for most of my driving, I donÕt need all-wheel drive, and the extra miles per gallon would really add up on my commute. If you donÕt leave the pavement, you would be better suited in a car that is a little bit bigger and gets better gas mileage.