If you’re in the right circles, this is one of the first questions certain people will ask you.
What do you drive?
I recently bought a 2002 Subaru Outback in manual. I put a rebuilt engine in the car, new half axles on the front, new brakes & rotors, new tires, the whole nine yards.
At first I didn’t really love the fact that it was a manual but I’m finding I get overall better gas mileage and the car is actually faster because I get to decide when the gear shifts.
I also have a 2003 Subaru Outback in white. My fiancée doesn’t drive manual so I got her set up on that car.
Neither car is particularly fast or exciting and both have a pretty fair amount of hail damage. I really like Subaru though, their cars are solid. It’s nice for me to have two cars that are so similar because this is the type of car I originally learned to work on.
What do you drive?
I recently bought a 2002 Subaru Outback in manual. I put a rebuilt engine in the car, new half axles on the front, new brakes & rotors, new tires, the whole nine yards.
At first I didn’t really love the fact that it was a manual but I’m finding I get overall better gas mileage and the car is actually faster because I get to decide when the gear shifts.
I also have a 2003 Subaru Outback in white. My fiancée doesn’t drive manual so I got her set up on that car.
Neither car is particularly fast or exciting and both have a pretty fair amount of hail damage. I really like Subaru though, their cars are solid. It’s nice for me to have two cars that are so similar because this is the type of car I originally learned to work on.