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mk @ Apr 25th 2008 9:53PM
Have you read any of my previous posts???
I've been blasted before for hyping my Legacy GT TOO much. I don't think there is such a thing as too much, though.
Gotta go along with Richard here, though. My Legacy GT does so much, so well, and surprises almost everyone. Not perfect, but not overly expensive. Fast, but still stone reliable. A bat out of hell sometimes, but more capable in the snow than a lot of other vehicles.
What is not to love? It even looks pretty darn good, which is unfortunately something I can't say that I like about some other Subarus.
Pretty much the automotive antithesis of a careless appliance of a car.