Hi all,
I have been looking for an Outback for a while, and I think I may have finally found one. I am looking at it tomorrow. Is there anything I should look out for in particular? Am I capable of doing my own pre-purchase inspection? I am no expert but I feel as though I know a little more than the average bloke. What do you think?
Also, it is a 2003 with 164,000 on the clock. Head gaskets, timing belt, etc. all done. Does this sound like a wise buy? I am in college and looking for something more efficient, capable, more reliable, and less obnoxious than my dad's Buick Rendezvous (LOL) that I am currently driving. So, while I'm not SUPER poor, but I am in college and it would be ideal to not have too many things go wrong. I'm relatively handy with a wrench (and some good direction) so I know I can save a few bucks there. My question is this: do you think this is a good investment?
Thanks guys!
I have been looking for an Outback for a while, and I think I may have finally found one. I am looking at it tomorrow. Is there anything I should look out for in particular? Am I capable of doing my own pre-purchase inspection? I am no expert but I feel as though I know a little more than the average bloke. What do you think?
Also, it is a 2003 with 164,000 on the clock. Head gaskets, timing belt, etc. all done. Does this sound like a wise buy? I am in college and looking for something more efficient, capable, more reliable, and less obnoxious than my dad's Buick Rendezvous (LOL) that I am currently driving. So, while I'm not SUPER poor, but I am in college and it would be ideal to not have too many things go wrong. I'm relatively handy with a wrench (and some good direction) so I know I can save a few bucks there. My question is this: do you think this is a good investment?
Thanks guys!