To: Louis Foxwell
I'm on my 3rd Subaru. They've been very good, I've put a lot of miles on them.
I don't doubt you experience though, If I've learned nothing else in the past six decades, it's never buy the first model on anything!
21 posted on
05/14/2016 12:59:50 PM PDT by
null and void
("when authority began inspiring contempt, it had stopped being authority" ~ H. Beam Piper)
To: null and void
On my third Subaru Outback as well. Great reliable cars.
27 posted on
05/14/2016 1:10:36 PM PDT by
onona
(Honey this isn't Kindergarten. We are in an all out war for the survival of our Country !)
To: null and void
We are on our 4th and 5th. Would have been 2nd and 3rd, however both were taken out by confused elderly drivers leaving medical appointments where my wife works.
The reason I say that is the cars just last. They don't last very well when they are the bumper between an out of control car and a parking garage concrete wall. Insurance never covers the loss.
I am currently driving a 2003 Forester. Plan to keep it for another 100K or safer barrier impact, which ever comes first. I just follow the maintenance schedule and it keeps on running reliably.
We live on a ridge and it is 355 feet strait up to the house. Keep mounted snow tires for quick change out during the winter months.
We are neither LGBT or liberal. Both vehicles sport Oath Keepers and NRA stickers. We would add Trump, but do not want them keyed.
In our rural neck of the woods, every other car is a Subaru. You are not going to be happy during the winter months without AWD and winter tires.
61 posted on
05/14/2016 2:43:24 PM PDT by
PA Engineer
(Liberate America from the Occupation Media. #2ndAmendmentMatters)
To: null and void
Loved my 2011 Subaru STI till it turned 40k.
Its name now is “The Blonde”
You need to keep throwing $$$ at it to keep it happy.
Guess this is the price you pay for this much fun!
The new job still working out null?
I’m now in MN working for IBM
64 posted on
05/14/2016 2:58:16 PM PDT by
Zathras
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