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Show me your Subaru
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Interesting topic.
I have a '16 Tundra and have been saving to get a new one in '23 or likely '24. Now leaning toward keeping my Tundra with 165k miles and getting a Subaru as well. Mileage will be a consideration, as well as probably more room to sleep in the back seat for a few of my travels. I have about 430 nights in the backseat of the current pickup and it isn't exactly comfortable sans a few whiskeys.
I might go have a few pints tonight and think more on the subject.
I have a '16 Tundra and have been saving to get a new one in '23 or likely '24. Now leaning toward keeping my Tundra with 165k miles and getting a Subaru as well. Mileage will be a consideration, as well as probably more room to sleep in the back seat for a few of my travels. I have about 430 nights in the backseat of the current pickup and it isn't exactly comfortable sans a few whiskeys.
I might go have a few pints tonight and think more on the subject.
44hunter45
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millerkiller77
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Since when is Grinder affiliated with HT?
flatcoat
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In all seriousness I snagged the highest end trim Outback a few years back when trucks were getting hyperinflated with 30K on it for 20K. As much as I wanted a Taco, used ones were going for twice that. I yanked a stuck Tundra out of a moon dust dozer path I'd come and gone on in the South Hills, too be fair he had shit tires and I had snows on. Open Country AT3's have treated it well. It tows the drift boat and setters just fine. Monster in the snow obviously, and I can sleep in the back in griz country. It's been a good vehicle and I'm not upset about getting North of 30mpg right now.
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My subaru has brought home a deer haha I wish I had a picture of it inside, it's an impreza wagon so you can use your imagination. Most things come home in the pickup though
Bigjay73
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Bigjay73
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Sorry @millerkiller77 , that door was open toooooo wide lol
morley.tyler
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I bought an Ascent in 2020, other than the stupid 20" wheels, I'm yet to be convinced this isn't the perfect car/SUV. Plenty of power, responsive AWD, and lots of cargo space w/ the back seat up and in use. With the backseat down, it's a veritable condominium! And I've discovered that as long as I leave the Subaru Forester alone, the "Softball Team" doesn't get angry with me.
millerkiller77
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They are actually great vehicles and perform above their price class. I'd actually buy one if I was in the market for an AWD crossover....
But I eat red meat and I'm only attracted to women, I'm just not in the Subie demographic.
But I eat red meat and I'm only attracted to women, I'm just not in the Subie demographic.
millerkiller77
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Did you take your boots off before getting in?
millerkiller77
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Low hanging fruit, but you gotta take what's available
Hell no. And it was a muddy mess where we were. That stupid car was a pain in the ass. mtmuley
Nick87
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I don't care what you like or drive that is hilarious.
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Pretty sure he missed the memo on their demo…clearly not a NPR listener
DouglasR
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The wrx sti is a completely different thing.
If someone had one of those it would make sense.
NPR blaring in a Subaru. So Missoula. mtmuley
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