2018 Twilight Blue Metallic Outback 2.5i Limited CVT w/Moonroof
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This looks like the place for introductions, so here it goes. I'll use this post to provide some background for me and to see how my profile shows up when I post so I can start tweaking things.
I purchased my first Subaru ever today, a 2013 Outback 2.5i Limited. I'm in my early 30s, just completed law school, and will be starting with the Air Force in January. My wife and I have been living in Atlanta for the past 4.5 years, and we have only needed one car here, a 2008 Nissan Sentra. With the moves in our future - including the first one to Omaha, NE in April - we knew we needed a second car, and something with AWD and more room. We also wanted something that wouldn't be horrible on gas.
I was pretty shocked at the value the Outback seemed to be. Just doing some online research, I had narrowed my choices down to a CR-V and the Outback. After finding out more about the AWD systems and driving both, it wasn't even close. I was quite disappointed with the CR-V considering my past experiences riding in them and how many people seem to like them, but the two cars felt like they were in entirely different classes.
It's been years since I've been anything approaching a "car guy," but this site looks like a great place to get caught up. I appreciate the work the mods/admins/owners have done in setting this up and the contributions all the members have made.
I purchased my first Subaru ever today, a 2013 Outback 2.5i Limited. I'm in my early 30s, just completed law school, and will be starting with the Air Force in January. My wife and I have been living in Atlanta for the past 4.5 years, and we have only needed one car here, a 2008 Nissan Sentra. With the moves in our future - including the first one to Omaha, NE in April - we knew we needed a second car, and something with AWD and more room. We also wanted something that wouldn't be horrible on gas.
I was pretty shocked at the value the Outback seemed to be. Just doing some online research, I had narrowed my choices down to a CR-V and the Outback. After finding out more about the AWD systems and driving both, it wasn't even close. I was quite disappointed with the CR-V considering my past experiences riding in them and how many people seem to like them, but the two cars felt like they were in entirely different classes.
It's been years since I've been anything approaching a "car guy," but this site looks like a great place to get caught up. I appreciate the work the mods/admins/owners have done in setting this up and the contributions all the members have made.
