Haha Nice.
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I'm thinking upper 50s, to maybe 60 max. Wife approved and we want to do Euro delivery. The only killer is that the trunk isn't bigger than her GTI (15 cu ft/44cu ft seats down).
I'd only consider a Forester XT if forced to, but I'm on board with you. Have an Outback XT, which was like the Legacy GT. I might not be a repeat buyer if the levorg doesn't come through.
*hint, it is stunning*
You say like that's a bad thing.....
The legacy GT wagon was the best
Smuggle from Mexico?
"He is recovering in a nearby hospital, but how will the Obama administration own up to its massive failure of action in this impeachable 'ski-gate' incident?" -Fox News
The same could be said for general ag (corn in particular) and meat production, where the govt subsidizes quite a bit. We rarely see the true cost of what we eat.
When I heard that it was a CGT, I immediately thought back to that 2008 crash with at California Motor Speedway. In that case, you're talking about two experienced drivers in the car, and losing control of the vehicle. That is definitely a scary car, and one that I would never want to be in.
I can bitch about the V60 Polestar not having a stick, but then that means that I would also have to complain about the same thing for the 3 series wagon.
Looks like an Impreza or a WRX w/ a full wagon roof instead of a hatchback.
And I would become one of those 13. Need to update my outback xt soon.
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That's typically funny, but that version of the Outlander was actually pretty good and competent, i'd say as good as a Rav4 or CR-V. The Lancer Ralliart and Evos are decent too. Everything else blows.
Not as wagony as before, but you can still pick up an outback w/ a Manual.
Let me elaborate on HNL.
HNL isn't air conditioned in the main terminals, until you go into the boarding area.
I always thought LAX was the worst 3rd world country airport, until i went to HNL. HNL is nastier than some airports I've seen in real 3rd world Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
Having tried all major systems, I'd have to say uconnect. That thing is seriously easy to use.