Subaru

The Subaru brand promise: if you buy a car from us and it turns out to be a lemon, you're on your own!

Sti is 6 speed and has an end ratio of 4.44. Wrx are all 5 speed with an end ratio of 3.90. Sti are all manual, wrx have both automatic and manual.

When the car is hot, presumably? Suspect a bad thermostat, stuck closed, a loose or missing water pump belt, a bad water pump, or low fluid-created air bubble @ the water pump.

It should as long as it meets the specifications; Bolt Pattern: 5X100; Stud Size: 12mmX1.25; Center Bore: 56.1

1969 -> Russell Morris' promo-video for the hit single 'The Real Thing', written by Johnny Young and produced by Ian 'Molly' Meldrum.

Russell Morris originally did the song. It's sounds very similar.

yes, Subaru or aftermarket.

As with buying any used car, check for mileage (less than 15K - 20K/year per year for the life of the vehicle is best), condition (has the vehicle been wrecked, is their obvious damage, etc.) and maintenance (have fluids been regularly changed, tires rotated, etc.). If the owner can provide you with a complete history of the vehicle (preferably documented), that is best.

Yes, for the most part, pre-owned Subaru cars are reliable. When you go to any type of pre-owned dealer, it is best to ask for a carfax. Dealers have the ability to provide these for free.

The disadvantages to buying used Subaru Imprezas are that buying parts can be expensive as they are usually only available at Subaru dealerships and they are not very economical on fuel.

Many rave about the gas mileage Subaru's get. This could be their opinion, but as long as it was new and didn't have any fuel accessory issues (fuel pump, fuel filter)it should get grand mileage.

The average price is of a used Subaru Liberty is about 34,990 dollars. One could find this on the Subaru webstie or see someone who is selling a Liberty.

You can find some Subaru deals at any Subaru dealership. They are closing out the 2011 models currently because the new 2012 models are already in stock.

The best Subaru deals can actually be made on the official Subaru website, subaru.com. They even have the new 2011 Impreza starting off at $17,495 as well as a Legacy 2011 going for $19,995. Both of which come with 1.9% financing.

Depending on where you live and what season it is, different dealerships will offer different deals on Subaru's. Make sure to always ask your local dealership if they have any deals/events coming up.

WRX STi with Gold Wheels - 2,783 units

WRX STi with Silver Wheels - 4,427 units

Total WRX STi - 7,210 units

Lanna Lyons.The father in the commercial is the actual father of both girls.

Subaru sucks. why the hell would you want a Subaru, especially the cheapest Subaru cause they all blow.

It all depends on what modifications the car has. If it is stock standard (untouched, how it comes off the showroom floor) they are quite a very nice car to drive/maintain. Your basic servicing can easily be done through you Subaru dealership. As for maintaining a modified Subaru (90% WRX's/STi's) it can be costly. Obviously if you are putting performance (also known as aftermarket) parts into your car, and using them for driving hard/motorsport, you will spend alot of money. Eg. Putting a bigger turbo, tuning it, and a heavy clutch, and redline launching, of course you are going to break gearboxes and fry clutches. There are a range of aftermarket ECU's (computers) available such as a Autronic, a Link, MoTeC etc. These are usually fitted with/or after modifications such as a turbo upgrade, fuel system, exhaust, front/top mount intercooler, injectors etc. What ever you wish to modify your car with, remember you do need to change your oil, check your compression, check your brake & clutch fluid and keep a eye on your air/fuel ratio's. Any aftermarket parts, in my point of view, if you aren't knowledged when it comes to cars, take it to a performance workshop. Have fun!

Have your cooling system flushed, coolant changed, and thermostat replaced before you go. Check the grille and the front of the radiator for obsructions (dead bugs, dirt, leaves, etc.) Spray the outside of the radiator down at the car wash to remove anything you find.

If it starts to get warm on the drive, slow down. Lower RPMs = less heat. If it gets too hot, find a place where you can pull safely off the road and let it cool before moving on. Turning the heat on was a good idea, but I wouldn't want to overheat the baby in order to save the car.

Replace the thermostat? It could be sticking in the closed position and not allowing coolant to circulate back through the radiator.

The depends entirely on year, model, and trim. I would check kbb.com for official value. However, I will note that most if not all Subaru's maintain their value longer than most makes.

Yes they sound throatier because of it

One of the front axle CV joints may be bad.

Her name is Melissa Keller. She was a Sports illustrated swimsuit model.

Subaru is Japanese for Pleiades. The Pleiades is an open star cluster. The Subaru logo has an image of stars similar to the stars of Pleiades, but whereas the Pleiades has 7 stars, the Subaru logo has only 6.