Used 2004 Subaru Outback for Sale

This car was previously owned and then purchased by a grandparent, who passed it on to me. The car has 100,000+ miles on it and still going strong. I have never had any significant issues with it, and it drives exceptionally well in bad weather. I use it as my primary mode of transportation and drive it to and from college with plenty of room in the hatchback for moving my things. I replaced the radio and speakers to an updated model because the old one was starting to not work, but otherwise I am okay with the interior. The seats are not super comfortable for long distances, but the interior is large enough to fit myself and several friends. As far as gas, the tank fits about 13 gallons and lasts for about a 4 1/2 - 5 hour drive. The exterior is typical Subaru - blue and grey coloring. Although it's not the most fashionable car, it is practical and reliable. The gas pedal is sensitive, but once I was able to get used to that it's not an issue.

The Subaru outback is a reliable vehicle that can last a long time. You often hear the brand is good well to 300,000 miles. This is true as long as you keep up with routine maintenance. The biggest plus with this vehicle is that it allows you to do well in winter weather. I wouldn't chance it in deep snow, but if you really had to and had some momentum you could do okay to a point. The biggest issue with this car is that it doesn't do that well going up a hill, although it does get pretty good gas mileage. I routinely get around 28 highway, and you can't beat that in an all-wheel drive vehicle. The space in the vehicle for carrying and storage isn't bad considering the large area in the hatchback. The rack on top of the car is rather handy as well. Around the first hundred thousand miles the head gaskets and maybe water pump will go (which is a rather expensive fix). About forty thousand miles past that I haven't had any major issues with the car. They aren't bad to tow small 4 ft. by 6 ft. trailers and a log splitter if needed. The main thing you have to keep in mind is that they are rather low to the ground.