At $32000? No.

I literally just booked my summer travel, and it was insanely cheap. Wife and I got Miami-London, returning from Paris for $650 RT for the two of us.

Saturn Postal Wagon

Ok.

FEEL THE...

You paid for the seat and the space it occupies. The space into which it reclines to is yours, not the guy behind you.

I didn’t need a study to confirm what I see every time I have to cross the bridge to South Beach, or drive down Brickell Avenue in Miami.

I live in downtown Miami, and I’m definitely interested in one of these as an around-town car. But I’ll wait for cheap CPOs to arrive.

The only thing cheaper than a Subaru interior is the budget for a Subaru dealer’s waiting area.

IIRC, they depreciate far worse in europe than they do in the US.

Synthetic oil + filter, tire rotation, cabin filter, and air filter for less than an oil change on a BMW. And a lift to/from my home, which is barely 1 mile from the dealer.

Fast enough for a daily.  I have something else on the horizon for going fast.

disregard.. duplicate.

Only for the customers, never for the staff.  I’d bring them Krispy Kremes, cuban coffee, and croquettes.

They don’t get better unfortunately. The good news is that with other brands, you won’t have to go anywhere near as often.

My last one was a CPO, and with all of the warranty work, I got close to $22k worth of value out of the CPO warranty. Not to mention loaners to put mile in - I drove one from Orlando to the Georgia State Line just to get BBQ.

My last one was a CPO, and with all of the warranty work, I got close to $22k worth of value out of the CPO warranty.  Not to mention loaners to put mile in - I drove one from Orlando to the Georgia State Line just to get BBQ.

Carplay fixes it 

Ex BMW owner here. I still think they drive amazingly, and are generally good cars. But as they got more complicated, repair bills got more expensive. It got to a point, that I’d bring good donuts and coffee for the service department to make sure they were in a good mood (it worked).