Any1 got a subaru wagon?

What sort of subaru wagon? Do you mean a legacy or impreza or outback? I have an impreza sportshatch, have had it for five years now and it has passed every single one of its WOFs! It is the most reliable car I have ever owned. I just spent a lot of money on it last week to put in a new water pump and cam belt ($950) but as that is the first problem I have had I'm not complaining!

I just have the standard model, so no turbo, about a 1.6 I think, and it is brilliant on gas, really economical.
I also have friends who have legacies who have found them reliable. My parents had a 2L legacy a few years ago which was majorly thirsty on the gas but you will always get that with the bigger engines.

Had a grandwagon and it cost us a fortune!! We got rid of it after 12 months. I really do think it is the luck of the draw though as my father had a Subaru wagon years ago and found it very reliable and economical.

Oh and in regards to space, we recently borrowed a family members outback to got up to the north island with and the boot space was almost double than in our imprezas- so in that aspect they are great!

We have a Subaru Legacy station wagon - non turbo - 2L. It is not too bad on gas - as automatic - and a really great car. We now have two children, one is 22 months and the other 8 weeks - and yet we still manage to fit everything in for trips away! Also wouldn't be without the permanent 4wd - such a different safety wise. Also it is one of the best cars to drive and comfort wise. Would definitely recommend. Have not had to do much more than replace tyres and service it since we got it 4 years ago.

To be honest, i would stay as far away from a subaru wagon as you can.

We have had 3 of them. All three have had nothing but problems. Not to mention they are insanely expensive to fix.

One of ours was just the coil that went, turns out they have 4 coils and you have to take them all out to test which one is faulty. $120ea brand new. They quoted us $600 to fix it. I replaced all four myself for $240

Sorry abit off track.

If you are wanting something reliable and economical, I would go with a toyota wagon. They are cheap and easy to fix, economical as and they are reliable to boot.

Thats just my 2 cents worth :)

I had a 97 GTB wagon (turbo so expensive insurance) and only DP found it chewed the gas but i put it down to the way he drives. I LOVED it and we only really had airfow meter problems. We brought it stolen/recovered with minor damage from and insurance company and found it really cheap to fix as any parts we needed were easy to find cheap on trademe and DP is mechanic so never paid for any work to be done on it just minor panelbeating a mate in the trade fixed.

DP hates them tho and sold it on me and im still waiting on the toyota caldina he brought to replace it. He a toyota man 100% reckons you cant go wrong with a toyota..

We have a 2003 Subaru Legacy & have found it great. It's a 2L (I think) & doesn't seem to guzzle gas excessively. We get it serviced every year & haven't had to fix anything on it other than a couple of new tyres.

So I guess it's luck of the draw but we love our Subaru