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Hi there,
I just bought a 2006 Subaru Forester (LL Bean Edition). Prior to this I had driven a 1992 Subaru Legacy (FWD). This is definitely an upgrade.:woohoo:
In my short history of car ownership, I've never bought anything that wasn't at least 15 years old. I'm looking forward to getting to know the SF but I didn't sleep a wink last night worrying about the purchase. I'll be bringing it in for an inspection by my local Subaru dealer sometime this week and hopefully that will help ease my worries.:icon_frown:
I think I'd feel a little more reassured if you SF experts told me that $15,200 wasn't a completely outrageous price to pay for this vehicle. It has high mileage (81k Miles) but seems to be in good shape. Typically cars in this area can cost $1000-$2000 because of our rural location.
---- minglewood
I just bought a 2006 Subaru Forester (LL Bean Edition). Prior to this I had driven a 1992 Subaru Legacy (FWD). This is definitely an upgrade.:woohoo:
In my short history of car ownership, I've never bought anything that wasn't at least 15 years old. I'm looking forward to getting to know the SF but I didn't sleep a wink last night worrying about the purchase. I'll be bringing it in for an inspection by my local Subaru dealer sometime this week and hopefully that will help ease my worries.:icon_frown:
I think I'd feel a little more reassured if you SF experts told me that $15,200 wasn't a completely outrageous price to pay for this vehicle. It has high mileage (81k Miles) but seems to be in good shape. Typically cars in this area can cost $1000-$2000 because of our rural location.
---- minglewood