Everything posted by bjb1865
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2.0 4 cyl or 3.0 6 cyl Outback
Hi all, I am looking at two petrol Outbacks for sale. Both have 130k miles on them, but one is a 4 cylinder and the other a 6 cylinder. They are £500 difference in price. 2004 Outback: 2.0 non-turbo 4 cylinder (cam-belt has been replaced), 130k miles. 2008 Outback: 3.0, 6 cylinder (has not had cam-chains replaced), 130k miles. Wondering which one would be the better choice for reliability, maintenance, petrol, etc. Any thoughts would be helpful, thank you!
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Diesel Engine... or stay Petrol?
Thanks everyone, I appreciate it. I'll stay clear of them!
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Diesel Engine... or stay Petrol?
Hi All! I am on my 7th Subaru (2 Forester's, Outback, XV Crosstrek. and 2 STI's), my current Subaru is an 09 Justy (technically not a Subaru). We live in Scotland and are wanting to get a true Subaru again, I am looking at another Forester XT or Legacy. One of the Forester's I am looking at is a diesel. I have never owned a diesel model before so I am a bit nervous about it. It's a 2010, 130k miles and a one owner. I have others that I am looking at that are petrol, but I wanted to see what advice anyone could give on a 2010 diesel motor and if they have had problems. We might not stay in Scotland, so am unsure if other countries would accept a Subaru diesel. Thanks!