Apparently I’m a stereotypical Subaru shopper. I’m in my 30s and live on 9-acres of redwood forest in Northern California where I run a small organic egg farm. My nearest neighbor is a mile away and the closest concrete or asphalt driving surface is a 3 mile trek through the woods. During the winter I value AWD and high ground clearance, not because I need it (my 2005 Jaguar XJ has never been stuck) but like most Americans, I feel safe and secure by having a larger margin for error. I also have a special place in my heart for station wagons. It was therefore no surprise to my neighbors when I drove home one day in the Outback’s little brother, the XV Crosstrek.
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Defender90 - Well according to these guys http://www.landroversuk.co.uk/ news/45 it must REALLY be over 25 years old and can’t be ex...
Derek Kreindler - Ditto. Insurance was very reasonable but I couldn’t find one that had not been abused.
Spartan - I remember the first Contour I saw as a kid in 1995 in Chicago. It was a brown SE V6 MT with polished aluminum wheels. Even in that...
Derek Kreindler - I bet you there will be no shortage of these in junkyards. Unfortunately.
Junebug - Do Porsche owners give a rat’s ass about MPG? Really?
nine11c2 - Its in the junkyard? That seems appropriate..
cacon - You mean Spanish instead of Mexican, although every latin-spanish speaking country has its “own language”, or variation...
psychoboy - From the reports that I’ve seen, the Bond holders (people who hold paper IOUs for future repayment) took a loss, while...
mr_mike - The Rampage was just covered in last month’s Hemmings Classic Car! Mike
gslippy - “When these cars end up as one of Murilee’s Junkyard Finds, I will be going into the carcass of an XJ and extracting this piece to hang in my future...