glasshouse
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- lothians
Are these any good?
Subaru Outback
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Roger Perry
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Judging by the millions on the road in America I think I can safely say....yes.
On second Forester here used by property manager, apart from regular servicing, no problems and it gets' well used.
On second Forester here used by property manager, apart from regular servicing, no problems and it gets' well used.
glasshouse
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- Location
- lothians
They seem cheap second hand
- Location
- Shropshire
There bloody brilliant there’s a good reason there’s the hare coursing poaching motor of choice
Roger Perry
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- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
brilliant cars, my current & previous family cars have both been Subaru Outback.
Very popular here as “country” cars.
if you’re not going to buy a Toyota, buy a Subaru
Finn farmer
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Both the Forester and Outback are great. They have the highest safety ratings and arguably one of the best safety systems (Eyesight, which comes standard in every Subaru atleast here). A bit Japanese on the inside, but reliable and quite nice to spend a day in. I have a 2019 Forester.
Wellytrack
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The car of choice of ‘old money’. At least thats what I tell myself 
glasshouse
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- Location
- lothians
I never liked them because estate factors use them , but landcruisers are just too expensive now
Roger Perry
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The "eyesight" feature is great, if you are a distractable / young driver it may save your life.
glasshouse
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- lothians
Whats that
Roger Perry
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brilliant cars, my current & previous family cars have both been Subaru Outback.
Very popular here as “country” cars.
if you’re not going to buy a Toyota, buy a Subaru
Think Toyota have a 20% stake in Subaru.
Roger Perry
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Keeps the vehicle between the lines
- Location
- DD9.
So if you do buy yourself one, you’d better get yourself some cherry red corduroys to complete the look.
Finn farmer
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Basically a lane keeping assist, adaptive cruise control and emergency brake assist. Others do it with radar, Subaru with two cameras. Also reads the signs. I almost hit a reindeer a ~year ago. I smashed the brake but the car felt like it wasn't enough and pulled the pedal all the way back.
Also great when you're in the city centre driving behind a 80 year old lady and at the same time looking for cyclists. Saved me from crashing the grannys car when she suddenly hit the brakes.
glasshouse
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- Location
- lothians
Rust was the killer
get a forester sti, then get rid of your quad bike 
330hp standard
330hp standard