2011 Subaru Legacy Usados en Venta

The 2011 Subaru Legacy is a good all weather car with decent power and handling characteristics. The power to weight ratio is a little lean, but sufficient for every day driving, even in a climate where I live - Central Maine. The all-wheel-drive powertrain supplies enough grip that I was safe all winter on icy and snowy back roads. This would not be a good car for towing a boat or anything that has a decent amount of weight to it. The body panels are too lightweight and dent easy, especially in parking lots where you might encounter the odd shopping cart ding. The interior trim material on the door panels is extremely thin and likely to scratch and tear if you have pets that travel with you. The seats are extremely comfortable but very difficult to maintain as they have endless places that are hard to get into when you spill something - whether that's French fries or pocket change. The angle of the windshield is also a concern: it seems to amplify light from headlights of oncoming vehicles. The transmission, which can be used in a semi-automatic fashion with steering column mounted paddle shifters, is more of a curiosity than it is useful.

Subaru engines are reliable. When a head gasket goes for many miles (the most common serious repair), they will last long once the relatively easy repair is made. Subarus will easily last 350Ð400,000 miles. I'm serious. Subarus are insanely wonderful in the snow. I've had many AWD and 4WD vehicles. And nothing beats a Subaru in the snow. I've plowed the literally two feet of fresh snow no problem.

The Subaru Legacy is the best choice car for a New England resident. The vehicle gets great gas mileage, handles well in snow and rain, and it is dependable in any weather condition. Not only do you get dependability, but you also get a well-balanced vehicle that handles well in both speed and turning. The body is well made and can withstand the elements. No matter the weather, you will feel safe when you are driving this vehicle. I never expected that I would be a Subaru driving in the future, but once I bought this car after my Honda ran its course, I was very satisfied with the results. If I could, I would buy this vehicle again soon. I strongly recommend anyone who needs a new car to buy a Legacy immediately for the efficient design and well-balanced operation of the car. If you can only but one vehicle, you must make it the Subaru Legacy for all your traveling, work, and leisurely activities if you want to make your driving experience a good one for your needs.