A place to chuck a lawnmower/bicycles/group sex accoutrements when you need it.

Outbacks have 8" of ground clearance. That’s a pretty big difference.

Why on earth would it kill you? Ride a motorcycle and even more of your body is exposed to potential impact from acorns. 

Look, I’m a big fan of Subaru, I own one, but are we really ok with a ‘serious’ offroader having a CVT? 

I’ve done that, HYundai is basically ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

If over the course of several hundred deals thoughout the year MOST dealers get it right and have no problem sending out the door prices, even on out of state deals...the problem is not the “complexitity of the system” if a FL dealer refuses to send a quote for a Florida customer, especially when their competiton can…

Some areas are defininitely better than others. In a given year I may do around 500 deals or more with dealerships all across the US. Some are easy, some stores make this way more difficult than it needs to be. 

It’s usually best to do the test drives then have me intervene. Though if you are happy with how a salesperson handled that test drive, be sure to keep their info so Ican give them an opportunity directly.

Yeah the bed is basically an open air crossover cargo area. If I were going camping or something, I would rather just have a roof over my stuff to keep it dry.

Now they can come up with body on frame version that is full sized, twin turbo V8 and a box bed. Call it the “Muldoon” and it can hunt Raptors and TRXs.

You’re not 100% wrong, but..

Didn’t stop you from posting 13 pictures of the exterior that we’ve all seen....and They all look exactly the same.

“The outback is basically the official state car of Wisconsin.”

“We already sent your car to the auction - you are stuck in this deal now!” I’d be pretty pissed.

This just in: water is wet.

The old Metcalf family Ford Country Squire (circa 1988) station wagon had not only the front seat lighter and ash tray but a lighter and ash tray in BOTH rear door armrests. Great for the family because the kids don’t have to fight over lighters!

Good to know! I’ll definitely keep an eye out next time I pass one.

On the surface, getting a $200,000 discount seems pretty good — until you realize that is only about 6 percent off the sticker price.

Also, what about other lighting features? I mean next they will be taking our stars, which are the only stars one can see in the city anyway.

Damn, that’s some solid analysis.