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mark_welby @ Apr 29th 2008 12:43PM
For the most part you're probably right, just not about me ;) . I've always been a car fanatic. I just bought a used '05 Legacy GT and yes... I love it. I also have an '87 Buick T-Type (Grand National, basically) that I drive on nice weekends and at the strip. The Legacy is a sleek, quick, solid car with the ever important manual transmission that I need to have to feel complete. The gas mileage could be a bit better, but really 23 mpg isn't bad for an AWD, 250 hp car. I plan on keeping the thing for quite a while, and just might buy a used '08 or '09 LGT when it comes time to get rid of the current one.