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Posted: 7/27/2013 2:54:45 PM EDT
I was looking for a new car. I read the advice here on GD and bought a Subaru Forester. Traded in the 03 Ranger Edge. I have been driving Fords since 1975 so far so good.
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Cd player filled with Melissa Etheridge and KD Lang (who I love by the way).
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Welcome to the club and prepare for the GD assraping. Now check out subaruforester.org, the ARF of the Subaru world, and learn about modding your new vehicle. I have a Hoppes air freshener hanging from my Subaru's rear view mirror. But I douse it with patchouli oil every now and then just to keep it real. http://oi43.tinypic.com/atm3j5.jpg View Quote Thanks, I will |
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if its not a lifted 1976 ford 4x4 with dual 4 barrel carbs and 44" tires you will be destroyed in GD
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I have a Legacy sedan which I bought because I liked my moms outback. I think I may be a subaru guy for the forseeable future. Post picks of your Forester OP
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Somewhere, a Freudian reference tempts me dangerously close to an inappropriate response. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I have a Legacy sedan which I bought because I liked my moms outback. Somewhere, a Freudian reference tempts me dangerously close to an inappropriate response. LOL okay, let me rephrase. My mom has a Subaru Outback she got about 10 years ago. It has always been extremely reliable and smooth riding in the time that I got to drive it, and of course as well all know, all Subarus are AWD. So that is what made me decide on a Legacy when I was in the market for a midsize sedan a few years ago. Say what you want, but they are very nice cars, and I think every bit as good as an altima or camry. Plus it handles in snow very well, which is great here in OH. ETA: it just sucks because it normaly only reads about 20-21 mpg. I forget what it said on the sticker, but thats what I get. Not terrible I guess, but not great. |
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Congrats man.
I have the Outback. And lesbians are OK, so long as they are hot lesbians... |
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My aunt bought a brand new Forester in 2011, and I've probably got a solid 10-12k miles behind the wheel of it. There's nothing exciting about it, but it's a damn good vehicle. It's reliable, it's efficient, it handles well, it's comfortable, and the little 4 banger and auto trans are perfectly matched to allow acceleration without a bunch of fuss. The only thing I think I would have added is a 5th gear for high speed highway cruising.
Hopefully, the CVT on the new one doesn't suck. If it's decent, the Forester is probably in the top 3 in the running for my next DD which I'd like to buy next year. |
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http://i.usatoday.net/communitymanager/_photos/drive-on/2011/02/28/scatterchartx-large.jpg FWIW, I drive Toyotas. A Taco and a Lexus RX. View Quote That looks plausible, but what's the source / methodology? |
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Is yours a 2013 model?
Does it still have the gun compartment beneath the rubber mat? |
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Quoted: I was looking for a new car. I read the advice here on GD and bought a Subaru Forester. Traded in the 03 Ranger Edge. I have been driving Fords since 1975 so far so good. View Quote |
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Did it come with a co exist sticker
I keed. Congrats on the new car |
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I always knew them to be for dikes or treehuggers, which are you op?
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I put over 100k on my '85 wagon, then my stepdaughter put on another 75k. Very comfortable, economical, never caused any serious trouble, and great in the snow as long as it didn't get too deep. The Forester and Outback solved the ground clearance problem.
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I had a 2005 Forester XT 5spd until I traded it in a couple months ago.
Loved it. Too bad the new turbo models don't have the option of a proper manual gearbox. Lineartronic CVT? |
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Great cars, even with the peter puffer stigma. American, non-union made, reliable and most get great gas mileage. Wife has a '12 Outback and it's been an excellent vehicle.
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Awesome i certainly hope that you enjoy it. I have really enjoyed my 2013 WRX, as has my wife with her BRZ.
Time for some Perrin mods. :) Check our Perrin Performance. I used a shit ton of stuff from their company and it was worth it. |
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I have a 2010 Outback and it is a fantastic car. I even have light truck tires on mine because I wanted extra off-road capability.
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Enjoy driving a reliable, well made vehicle.
My WRX has been flawless, dispite my best efforts |
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once you own a subie or even drive one for a few months you will be hooked. had an 02 forester that finally gave at 250k. anxiously awaiting the unveil of the non concept 14 wrx.
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I was looking for a new car. I read the advice here on GD and bought a Subaru Forester. Traded in the 03 Ranger Edge. I have been driving Fords since 1975 so far so good. View Quote You a chick or just like to drive chick vehicles? |
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AWD, 33MPG, non union, American made.
Screw the haters. Just bought a 2013 Impreza Premium and I love it. When Ford takes the wifes POS Fiesta back probably get another one for her. |
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I love my Subaru, and it is far from having teh ghey.
Welcome to the cult. |
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Have fun with leaky valve covers, spun bearings and burnt valves (if yours is turbo)
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I just got a 14 forester as well, and I love it. as others have said go check got subaruforester.org.
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AWD, 33MPG, non union, American made. I'm fairly sure his Forester was made in Japan. |
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