Roadfly.com - 2008 Subaru Outback 2.5 XT

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• Outback
• 2.5
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[PeninsulaBoy217]

My 2000 Outback has 270,000 miles on it and it still runs great! :)

[roguetrip99]

amazingly, the outback was one of the top 10 most likely cars to be ticketed. Why, I have no clue.

[johnyringoz]

@PeninsulaBoy217

Bullshit.

[Vanrocco66]

@PeninsulaBoy217 Is it a 4 or 6 cylinder engine?

[drummerblade]

@Captainskier

that's nothing for a subaru, even for a turbocharged one. my outback has 219,000 miles on it and it's started up every single day I've owned it. the stock clutch lasted until 205,000 miles!!!

[iabid07]

@Bufbarnaby -- what's your price?

[bufbarnaby]

@Captainskier I have a 2006 with brand new engine , clutch , turbo with only 80K miles and is like new.

Engine still under warranty. Rare 5-speed manual. Make me an offer.

[eskimo810]

@normalais yeah? quote one. It's hard to compare the too, but scrubbing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere isn't that hard. Repairing destroyed ecosystems is vastly difficult. Saying they pollute "less" is sort of naive; there is no "unit" of pollution, only relativity. Polluting the air is relatively less damaging than polluting/destroying land, ground water, and life.

[normalais]

@eskimo810 They pollute considerably less. That's been proven in a number of studies already.

[eskimo810]

@normalais not really. they just pollute in a different way. The environmental impact and soil degradation caused by the mining of nickel and other heavy metals used in batteries is entirely comparable to the greenhouse gases and particulate matter generated by combustion.

[normalais]

@eskimo810 nope, they're much better than burning fossill fuels