Subaru Outback Usados en Venta en Fresno, CA

The Subaru Outback is an extremely practical car. This is both a pro and a con. If you do a lot of driving, especially in harsh weather conditions, it would be hard to find a better car. It is comfortable, convenient, good gas mileage, reliable and great handling. However, it is not the sexiest car on the road, and that is something I knew when I purchased it. It came with a terrible paint job, in which I'm still expecting a recall for. They nailed the small features. Dog person. They created a dog fence that bolts into the car. All and all if you're looking for a safe practical car that you plan on driving in all weather conditions, then this is the car for you.

This was a durable and very reliable car for most part. It didn't start having any serious issues until it got close to the 13 year/200,000 miles range of usage. The upkeep was kind and it took me where I needed to go. It also had good burst and maneuverability. I liked driving around with the sun roof open. It was overall a very dependable car.

The first thing that blew me away about the Subaru Outback was the amount of interior space it has. My previous vehicle definitely looked like it was bigger but was in reality smaller. I'm able to fit a 10'6" stand-up paddleboard inside and close the rear door. Also, this is a very pleasant car to drive; it handles well, get pretty good gas mileage and, so far, has been ultra reliable. It also has a reputation for being very safe and rugged and my experience has been borne out. I was in a minor fender bender, and my bumper held up really well. In addition, I have not experienced any signs of early wear or nuisance breakage (handles, knobs, buttons, etc.). The only money I've put into it is for normal routine scheduled maintenance, fuel, tires and such. My only regret is that I bought a car with a black paint job. In southern California the sun is hot and a vehicle with a lighter paint job would have been a nice thing to have and easier to live with.