2013 SubaruOutback 2.5i Premium For Sale

Most of the miles are completed on longer highway trips. No troubles except premature bulb burn outs. When I switched to Sylvania Ultras, I have more life to burn outs. We live in Oregon and have all the weather one could imagine. This car goes everywhere! The traction is outstanding! Our Limited Outback does everything well, not drawing attention, like a goldilocks vehicle. Its utility is very useful and displays a posh simple interior for the 2012 year. It has no navigation, but I am an excellent map reader. Sound system very good. I used only synthetic oil in the crankcase. Mileage average has been 28-30 on highway with the 36R engine. Powerful enough to stay in 5th gear up all hills and mountains in rural Oregon.

I got my outback 3.6R in November 2019 from an owner that did not want to do the maintenance required on the car. The cost was 8500 plus 700 in state fees and taxes... It had 140K on the odometer. Now that I have the car up to snuff, I find it to be a very comfortable daily driver I put new Struts Shocks Transmission fluid Serpentine belt Spark plugs Power steering fluid Brake fluid on the car doing the work myself. Now it runs and drives like the day it was new. One of the biggest advantages of this car is the ability to haul stuff... The 3.6L while not powerful by today's standards is built like a tank and so is the transmission. It is not uncommon to see these with 2-300K on them still running strong.

This is a great car that I bought new as I usually keep cars till they wear out. I fully expect this car to last to 200,000 miles or more. I use this car to transport kayaks and bikes and it is perfect in that regard. It drives better in the snow than a Jeep. Its low center of gravity gives one a great feeling of solidity and security. This car has quickly become my favorite vehicle ever.