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2003 Subaru OutbackSubarus best-selling line adds a pickup-truck crossover for 2003, and gets a less-expensive 6-cyl wagon midyear. Joining Outback and Legacy...
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Subarus best-selling line adds a pickup-truck crossover for 2003, and gets a less-expensive 6-cyl wagon midyear. Joining Outback and Legacy sedans and wagons is the Baja, basically an Outback wagon with an open rear cargo bed. Outbacks and the Baja have a raised suspension and SUV-flavored styling, but all these vehicles share a basic 4-dr design with standard all-wheel drive and horizontally opposed engines. Four-cylinder models come with manual transmission or optional automatic. A 6-cyl engine powers these Outbacks: the VDC and H6 sedans; and VDC, L.L. Bean, and Outback H6 wagons, the last a midyear addition. The 6 cyl comes only with automatic transmission. Antilock 4-wheel disc brakes are standard on all Legacys, Outbacks, and Bajas. Front-side airbags are exclusive to the Legacy 2.5 GT and to all Outbacks except the base and H6 wagons. VDCs include antiskid/traction control. All Legacys and Outbacks get revisions to suspension and front styling for 03. And OnStar assistance is newly standard for H6 seda
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2 years of above-average service
Pros: Utility, reliability, ergonomics, appearance. Cons: Some interior materials, finest details. Bottom Line: Outback (n.) def: Subaru's Outback
Pros: Handling, gas mileage, space, suspension, efficiency. Cons: Could be more powerful. Bottom Line: H6-3.0 Wagon is the best value for a Wagon or SUV
Pros: Smooth, Torque-Rich H6-3.0 engine, Subaru All Wheel Drive, ride, comfort, Outback is a true bargain! Cons: Automatic transmission isn't great, stock tires are terrible, stock stereo speakers very poor Bottom Line: I prefer the 3 liter!
Pros: Nice car. Very reliable. Good to have at least one wagon in the family, too. Cons: Pricey with the 3 liter. Bottom Line: Excellent Wagon, great ride, affordable luxury
Pros: comfortable, luxury interior, great headroom Cons: needs frequent oil changes and tire rotations Bottom Line: Finally - a rugged, safe, AWD family car!
Pros: Rugged! Seats 5, passenger "cage" for safety, all-wheel-drive, and great gas mileage. Cons: None Bottom Line: The Official Vehicle of the Pacific Northwest
Pros: Easy to drive, comfortable, decent mileage, excellent snow handling. Cons: Strains a little up hills with 4 adults plus their ski equipment. Bottom Line: Very Impressed Thus Far at 5K Miles
Pros: Versatile, Rugged, Roomy, Economical, Feature-Packed Cons: Not sleek looking, Handling is average Bottom Line: This is a car to be driven and enjoyed in washouts and whiteouts
Pros: Excellent performer in bad weather, Interesting and unique technology, unique styling Cons: Sluggish 2.5L engine, easliy scratched interior plastic components. Bottom Line: Subaru Outback Wagon - Best all round value for money
Pros: Fuel economy, traction in winter, resale, comfort, fit & finish Cons: Auto is low on power/acceleration, turning circle a bit big for a car this size Read More |
