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Re: I am not a Subaru owner any more ...
| bigjimpack@gmail.com | 11 Aug 2008 19:02 |
K&n Filter , synthetic oil. Car was fully loaded With ~80k miles .
Automatic . cruise was set for 70mph most of the way.
> bigjimp...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I got 29 MPG on 1600 mile road trip last year in my 04 outback.
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> Andy |
| AlFire | 11 Aug 2008 14:37 |
> I got 29 MPG on 1600 mile road trip last year in my 04 outback.
The best figure I got on '02 Outback MT was around 25MPG while back when
it was quite new.
Andy
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| bigjimpack@gmail.com | 11 Aug 2008 12:07 |
I got 29 MPG on 1600 mile road trip last year in my 04 outback.
> Hello all,
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> Best regards, Andy |
| AlFire | 11 Aug 2008 02:46 |
Hello all,
I recently got rid of my second Subaru. After 10 years of owning Subies:
'93 Legacy L, '02 Impreza 2.5 TS and '02 Outback, putting well over 300
miles on them (with my wife) I have to report I am done with them for at
least a while.
I had an opportunity to get '00 MB E320T 4Matic in very good condition,
low millage at good price I could not to not pass on. It is different
car, but MPG wise - on 89 octane fuel , 25 highway range and average
speed 55MPH I got 29.5 MPG - I figure I could never archive on neither
on my Subies.
Anyways I will enjoy MB and Subaru will have to come up with something
real convincing.
Best regards, Andy
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