OK, I'll admit it... My OB is freakin' awesome!

[Euchre]

OK, somebody needs to do a video with their car to this song to complete this thread:

Savage Garden - I Knew I Loved You (Lyrics) - YouTube

Savage Garden - I Knew I Loved You (Lyrics) - YouTube

[linkbelt1]

After 2 years with this 2011 and 37,000 miles, I cant find anything wrong with this car.

Good car for the money!

[skeetjunkie]

I owned a 1st gen '97 OB for several years and it performed flawlessly - hunted all over PA state forests and big winters. Just got back into a '12 OB and though its only been 15K miles, I know this is gonna be another great car from Subaru.

[Soon2bSubaru]

I have 12,000+ miles on my '12 OB 2.5 CVT. I have driven it from the SF Bay Area to LA and back a couple of times, up to Tahoe and back a couple of times, towed my Teardrop trailer to Yosemite for camping, and it has performed flawlessly every time. It has never seen the dealer after the day I bought it. I have never felt safer or more confident while driving - especially this last week when the Bay Area was (and still is as I write this) experiencing torrential rains. Needless to say, chalk me up as a very happy Subaru owner!

[fun2drive]

I agree with the OP. Some of the posts are to say the least petty.
Thus my suggest for those that have issues: Candy Ass Quarterly where you can post the most inane, lame, trival bitch possible.

I have only one issue with my OB which I am correcting regarding the alignment set up. I am actually planning to see my beloved BMW M3 this spring or summer and order another OB 14 model as close to what I have as possible. It is without a doubt to include my BMWs the best car I have yet owned...

[Pool Runner]

Originally Posted by Trojans1993

It took a giant leap of faith to get me to break my 20+ year relationship with Toyota, but couldn't be happier with my 2011 OB. It's big enough for all my outdoor activity needs (camping, snowboarding and MTB primarily) yet economical enough to drive 300+ mi/wk for work.

I highly recommend putting it to the test in some good nasty snow conditions this winter - simply amazing!

You know the leaf didn't fall too far from the tree right? You technically still are driving a Toyota

[Novablue]

Originally Posted by Pool Runner

You know the leaf didn't fall too far from the tree right? You technically still are driving a Toyota

Actually he kinda switched to a Nissan...

[jp1203]

I love my 2004, too. I've put about 23k on it since I bought it a little over a year ago and I hope to keep it to at least 200k.

There are things that annoy me about it--mostly squeaks and rattles that come and go, but despite how hard I am on it and the fact that it has 130k and is 9 years old I still get compliments about how nice it is from anyone who rides in it or drives it. When I eventually do replace it, I'm sure it will be with another Outback.

[Big Oakden]

Sereen,

My wife has had a Subaru Tribeca for 3 years now......we traded her 2008 for a new 2012 then 3 weeks later I traded my 2007 Suburban LT for my 2013 Outback 3.6R...had it for 6 weeks now and no regrets.
So that makes two in the family....
Then two weeks after I got my OB, my father in law was driving his Toyota Tacoma truck and was rear ended by a jeep wrangler 4 door. Which totalled his truck....so what does he do, he went out and bought a 2013 Forester 2.5. So that's 3 in the family.

[reddoak]

Originally Posted by Big Oakden

Sereen,

My wife has had a Subaru Tribeca for 3 years now......we traded her 2008 for a new 2012 then 3 weeks later I traded my 2007 Suburban LT for my 2013 Outback 3.6R...had it for 6 weeks now and no regrets.
So that makes two in the family....
Then two weeks after I got my OB, my father in law was driving his Toyota Tacoma truck and was rear ended by a jeep wrangler 4 door. Which totalled his truck....so what does he do, he went out and bought a 2013 Forester 2.5. So that's 3 in the family.

I bought my first Subaru in 2007, an STI.

About a year and a half later I traded it for an 08' STI.

The wife liked them so much that we leased her a 2009 Impreza 2.5i.

Traded the 08' STI for a 2011 Outback (the current ride) last year.

Then bought the wife's car at the end of the lease this year.


We like the Subarus...
Her dad just test drove a Corolla (had Toyotas for 25 years) and an Impreza 2 weeks ago... then bought a Legacy last week after driving the other 2. He wanted a bigger sedan, but really liked the Subaru. We're dragging other people in now, too...