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Subaru Outback
Newest Review: ... response from the cockpit. The 2.5 model is also worth considering, it's just a bit slower. Subaru have just started making ... more  ... diesel engines, which is great, though I've not tested one yet.
So once you get in the car, you're instantly wrapped in a sort of luxury previously only known to drivers of high end german cars. Insert the unusually large key and turn it on, and you're not quite sure whether it's on or not, as it's all so smooth and quiet. The 3.0 litre 6 cylinder boxer engine is the one to go for really, offering around 240bhp and oodles of torque to project you to 60 in around 8 seconds (it's quite a heavy beast). The soun...moreMore Subaru card
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Subaru Outback: Japanese reliability with a german quality interior. (620 words)
by Jonny_L - written on 25.06.08 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Subaru have started to develop a rock solid image as of late, it seems they just can't put a foot wrong, and as always they're building cars to an excellent standard. Of course the thing that everyone knows about them is that they're reliable, but with really bland and tacky interiors. This is no longer true for the Legacy Outback. This car has a beautiful, almost german interior to it. To sit in, you have to really try hard to know that the engine is running, and you don't get any rattles or squeaks that you'd expect from a Subaru. The car is incredibly well equipped too, offering alloy wheels, a twin sunroof and air conditioning as standard. The 3.0 ...
by mbasil - written on 15.01.03
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I love the 3.0 litre! - Advantages: All Wheel Drive, Reliable - Disadvantages: lower "name" recognition
| Processing/Quality: |  100% |
Reliability: | 100% |
| Driving comfort: | 100% |
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