Last time I test drove a Subaru, I said to the dealer: “perfect car for me, except that it uses gasoline”, and I left. So I like to think I contributed to this new “EV only” strategy.
You test drove the car famous for exactly two things, one of which is its boxer engine. What exactly were you expecting if not the famous boxer engine?
Last time I test drove a Subaru, I said to the dealer: “perfect car for me, except that it uses gasoline”, and I left. So I like to think I contributed to this new “EV only” strategy.
You needed to test drive a car to learn that it was a gasoline car? You’re brave for admitting that.
Your logic is faulty but we still love you.
You test drove the car famous for exactly two things, one of which is its boxer engine. What exactly were you expecting if not the famous boxer engine?
I was expecting a fair comparison between 5 different cars having features I liked, so that I could choose one to purchase.
Famous for blowing head gaskets.
Sure, in 20+ year old engines. What was the last modern non-wrx Subie you had a head gasket go in?
Ive had way more problems with wheel bearings
Subaru has had an all electric option in the States for 4 years now,
I’ve had my Hyundai for 5 years so I guess Subaru was 1 year too late.
I would hope that the dangerously blinding headlights were also a detractor