Sep 3, 2015
10:39:45am
10:39:45am
Definitely, but they're more money. I bought my wife a 2015 Outback
a few months ago (traded in her Sequoia) and it was almost 10k more than a comparably equipped Crosstrek.
Obviously, I love the outback. Her 3.6R is one of the nicest driving cars I've ever owned (and I've owned just about every brand of car out there at some point over the years).
Obviously, I love the outback. Her 3.6R is one of the nicest driving cars I've ever owned (and I've owned just about every brand of car out there at some point over the years).
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