Advice on Wagon purchase
I'm thinking about buying a NA wagon (classic) as a bit of a run-about. I still want 4wd, but what it the best model for
1) low insurance
2) fuel economy
Cheers,
Wayne.
PS I own a 98 WRX, just before anyone suggests a turbo!!
1) low insurance
2) fuel economy
Cheers,
Wayne.
PS I own a 98 WRX, just before anyone suggests a turbo!!
Why not buy a Forester - same running gear but cheaper insurance (or mine is anyway) and no hassle from the "lets get the Scooby" mob.
And probably cheaper to buy.
And probably cheaper to buy.
Last edited by ChrisC; Jun 12, 2005 at 07:50 PM. Reason: Crab typing
I heard that even the non turbo impreza has terrible m/p/g. is this true?
If you already have wrx, why dont you get a real run-about and get a mondeo estate, cheap ins & m/p/g. Also when your finished with it you can burn it
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If you already have wrx, why dont you get a real run-about and get a mondeo estate, cheap ins & m/p/g. Also when your finished with it you can burn it
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Originally Posted by cookstar
I heard that even the non turbo impreza has terrible m/p/g. is this true?
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99 RS (USA, we didn't get turbos back then) 20 MPG(+/-) city, 30 MPG highway (70 -80 MPH). Using midgrade fuel (89 RON?). While I don't thrash my car I do consider my driving "Spirited". And should I drive 90 - 100, what me speed?, well the fuel tank starts to collapse as I am drawing the fuel out so fast.
I have considered a diesel but like the wagon. I only do a couple of miles a day so a diesel wont actually save me that much in fuel although from time to time I will have to travel to work in it.
Decisions?
Still thinking.
Decisions?
Still thinking.
The problem is that low insurance and good fuel economy is not what Subaru are good at!
If don't realistically need 4WD, then look at something like a Ford Focus TDI. Very low insurance, excellent fuel economy and not a bad handling car!
If don't realistically need 4WD, then look at something like a Ford Focus TDI. Very low insurance, excellent fuel economy and not a bad handling car!
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