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Sally Subaru #5 And Stuck in the 90s...
kabuki1, 03/08/2013
1999 Subaru Legacy Limited 30th Anniversary 4dr Sedan AWD
19 of 20 people found this review helpful
Sure there are things about Subarus that are truths... if it's a 2.5 and yours hasn't blown a head gasket... it will. (best to wait to buy one that's been there and done that). At the first signs of bubbled paint on the rear quarter panel, get the strut towers patched - sealed and get rid of the rust... .or quickly watch the rear end rust to pieces. Your rear wheel bearings will fail, plan on it. I'm watching the throat on the gas tank... one day... it's going to go... been there done that too. Otherwise... you've got yourself a sweet ride... Change oil regularly... and you'll be driving your sooby for a long long time.
The Overlooked Gem
r_berkhei, 02/05/2013
1999 Subaru Legacy Outback Limited 30th Anniversary 4dr Wagon AWD
17 of 18 people found this review helpful
We have now had three Subaru Legacy/Outback wagons. We purchased our first Limited about a year ago with 155k on the clock. This car amazes me even more than the other 2 ever have. This 14 year old car performs perfectly. All the "luxury" features work flawlessly. It cruses around corners and along highways like a BMW. Take it down a dirt road and you'll fall in love. Whenever it snows, I know I am going to get where I need to go without a doubt. These cars are incredibly safe and not one function was overlooked by Subaru. Truly a quality, do-it-all luxury wagon! Only wish it had the dual sunroof..
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- Outback Limited 30th Anniversary WagonMSRP: $4,450386 mi away
- Outback WagonMSRP: $3,299456 mi away
- L WagonMSRP: $4,9951,427 mi away
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California snow car
Satisfied owner, 10/31/2002
1999 Subaru Legacy 30th Anniversary 4dr Sedan AWD
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
The car has run flawlessly for over 100,000. I've run it in all kinds of conditions--even where Jeeps don't go. It has never broken down and given me any problems other than regular maintenance. Great ski car, love the fold down back seat. Used it to tow a small sailboat as well.
Outstanding value, build quality
Austinbirdman, 06/03/2008
1999 Subaru Legacy Outback 4dr Wagon AWD
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
My 1999 Subaru Outback wagon has not had one mechanical problem during 9 years (and counting) of service, with the lone exception of the time my father destroyed the clutch in one day of shiftless driving, which was his fault, not the car's. Additionally, I have been hit twice while driving the car, and it holds up like a champ. In one case, a woman who rear ended me at a stoplight totaled her car, while the Subaru escaped with minor damage in the rear end. A side swipe from another reckless driver who ran a red light dented my side doors, but you can not even see the damage inside the Outback. I trust this car with my life, and more importantly my two kids' lives. Great car.
subaru tank
mickdundee, 09/12/2003
1999 Subaru Legacy Outback 4dr Wagon AWD
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
having put 130,000 miles on my outback, i have only positive things to say. i never had a problem with the engine or electronics in four years. the only money i've put into the car is tires and brakes, oil changes, regular maintenance, and a head gasket. i would have to say this car gives you the impression that it is indestructable, you can load it up with hundreds of pounds of heavy equiptment, or open it up on a gravel road and experience the rally car feel of the impressive AWD system. i had a jeep wrangler before this, i honestly think that the outback was better in the snow and adverse weather conditions.