- Which would you buy? subaru outback or honda CRV?
If you are planning to keep this car a long time, like 10 years, I’d go with the CRV Subaru’s need more expensive repairs as they age, years from 5 to 10 will be cheaper with the CRV The CRV with 4 wheel drive is fine in snow The AWD in the Subaru doesn’t improve traction very much over the CRV and the Subaru system is more trouble prone
- Buying a used Subaru Forester or Outback - Car Talk Community
Modern Subaru’s are not the solid long lived cars they used to be, don’t buy a used Subaru Volvo is the other brand in the same boat, newer ones don’t hold up nearly as long as the old ones Buy a Subaru and don’t be surprised with very high repair and upkeep cost My opinion - don’t buy a used Subaru
- Considering a new or late model used Subaru, is now the best time to . . .
–Subaru modified the 2015 Outback and it has a better IIHS crash rating than a 2013 one, and the optional safety packages (on the high end model) are notably better too –Leased cars can be a good deal, since the leasor needs to maintain the vehicle or they will lose big time when the lease is up
- Buying a 2011 Subaru outback fully loaded 139,000 miles or Honda crv . . .
Hello! I have been listening to you guys for a long time I need some car buying advice please! Help! I found a Subaru outback, fully loaded and fairly priced according to kelly’s blue book but it has almost 140,000 miles on it I’ve heard that subaru’s last a long time with good upkeep It has about 5 recalls to be taken care of It seems to drive nicely - test drove it at the dealer
- 2016 Subaru Outback - General Discussion - Car Talk Community
I am currently driving my third Outback–a 2011 3 6R Limited–and it is the best, most reliable, vehicle that I have ever owned The 2016 Outback is essentially just a more refined, more highly-developed version of the new Outback design that was introduced for the 2010 model year, and it is a really nice vehicle
- Should I buy a used Subaru? - Car Talk Community
Many people buy cars they desire to drive, rather than the most practical or adequate Otherwise, there would be no sports cars, SUVs, or luxury cars sold Again, I say that if you’ve been wishing you were driving a Subaru, then buy a Subaru That usually plays out better than wishing you were driving a Subaru, but driving a whatever
- Subarus over 100,000 miles - General Discussion - Car Talk Community
I am leaning towards a subaru Forester, used, in my price range the mileage will be high - over 100,000 -145,000 My previous experience with subaru is expensive repairs - head gaskets, water pumps, wheel bearing, axles, all seem to go over around 100,000 I have found some with the mechanical issues mentioned that have been repaired, or addressed before issues occur I can’t decide if this
- 2012 Subaru Outback - worth fixing the CVT? - Car Talk Community
I don’t know about your generations of Outback but later ones got 10Years 100K miles extended warranties as Subaru claims fluid to be lifetime and known issues with those trannies The known issue with those trannies is a defective solenoid in the valve body The solenoid cannot be replaced by itself so Subaru just replaces the whole valve body
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