Used Subaru Outback for Sale in Nashville, TN

I have a 2002 Outback Sedan in Forest Green. I bought it brand new in the fall of 2001. My experience at the dealership was fabulous. Because I wanted many upgrades and a very specific color, the dealership found the exact vehicle from a dealership from another state. Because it was going to take a week or so for my car to arrive, the dealership allowed me to drive the one that I test drove until mine arrived. I was also quite pleased that the dealer did not treat me like I didn't know what I was doing or that I was a helpless girl. This was the first Subaru I had ever owned or for that matter even driven. But now 12 years later, I can't imagine owning anything other than a Subaru. It truly happened, I fell in love with this car. In the non-mountainous region where I lived, very few people owned Subaru's and even fewer owned an Outback Sedans. I loved that I was unique while fighting traffic on the way to work. The sedan looks much sportier than the station-wagon style of the regular Outback, but still has the incredible AWD, horizontally opposed engine and safety features. My Subaru is sporty yet plush with heated leather seats, a 6 CD stereo system, auto-dimming rear view mirror and auto adjusting everything. My husband tries to convince me to get a newer model car, but unless I can get another Subaru just like my current one, I'll just wait until it no longer runs (which will be no time soon).

My Subaru has been my first car since I turned 18 and my mother gave me her older vehicle that she had used to drive her mail route every year since I was only little. This car is the definition of reliable. It's only a year younger than I am and still going strong, and that's with only a small amount of maintenance. The 4WD helped her deliver mail in the winter and it helps me today to get to work through the snow when everyone else is stuck on the side of the road. It has tons of space for camping, moving, and just general living. The fuel economy is decent and I haven't had any major problems along those lines. One problem I have had is when it comes to replacing parts, they're generally hard to find and therefore can be a tad more expensive than your more common car parts. Still, I believe the pros definitely outweigh the cons. The safety factor alone of a non-fiber glass built vehicle (STEEL) alone makes this thing worth it. Living in a rural area, it's hard to go out without some tough redneck trying to buy my car and believe me, they really know their cars. I always laugh it off because I know I would never give this thing up without a fight. If it ever does die out on me, I'm gonna try to find another one just like it.