Subaru Outback 2.0D RE

Newest Review: ... cost. A gamble worth taking I am predicting on this score. The petrol engined Outbacks have fared rather better than the ... more

... standard Legacy models, particularly the hard depreciating 3.0 six cylinder saloons. However all Subaru models have suffered from well below average resale values. Prime reason for this has been the heavy fuel consumption - but there are also a complex and unusual set of other factors. In more remote parts of the country these are extremely popular cars, strong regional variations in price affect them that simply do not come into play with other marques. Many of us in the most populated areas of south east England...more

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Subaru Outback 2.0D RE: TACKLING THE OUTBACK (4119 words)
by - written on 02/04/08 (Very useful, 3293 readings)
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WHAT IS IT? The Outback is what some may describe as a "Soft Roader", not an off roader to compete with the Land Rovers of this world, but a niche model competing with Audi's All-Road and Volvo's XC70, both four wheel drive estate cars with raised suspension and appropriately butch body appendages. This is a very specific and specialised area of the car market, these cars more often than not, found fulfilling the role of a (slightly dubious) fashion statement rather than that of a comfortable, yet practical and rugged, estate car capable of towing a horse box out of a muddy gymkhana paddock. Realistically the claimed 200mm of ... Read the complete review

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