2005 Subaru Legacy Usados en Venta

I love my Subaru Legacy. When I bought her, I felt like she was stylish, she drove well, and was comfortable for long drives alone or with a car full of friends. I was very disappointed when I a computer sensor associated with sensing acceleration stopped working and had to be replaced (difficult to figure out this was the issue and quite costly). It is also very finicky with fluids and oil. I once went to a general place to get my fluids changed, and I had to take my car back to a Subaru dealership to get the proper fluids because the car was not driving correctly. In the past years (~50,000 miles) I've had to have the power steering fluid holder replaced *twice* as well the brushings, bearings, timing belt (but I knew this was expected), and need to have the catalytic converted+O2 sensors replaced. It has been disappointing to have to invest so much money into the car in the past several years.

My 2005 Subaru Legacy recently hit 100,000 miles. During the seven years that I've owned this vehicle, I have always felt safe while driving, due to the all-wheel drive, dual airbags, and Subaru's high safety ratings. I love that my car looks like a slightly sporty sedan. The interior features I most enjoy are the moon roof, leather upholstery, heated seats, and power windows and seating. My Subaru is also fun to drive! I enjoy how it hugs curves and can speed up quickly or stop on a dime. I have it serviced regularly and thus far have only had routine maintenance (replacing tires, brakes, air filters, etc.). Although I love this particular make and model, I will probably purchase a Subaru that is not quite as low to the ground as the Legacy. I have moved to a more rural area and sometimes the undercarriage gets scraped on rough/uneven terrain. It is also so low that my parents sometimes have a little trouble getting up out of the seats. Other than the height, it's a great little car - I would recommend it to others!