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IMHO - They should have killed it years ago. Ever since Toyota took a large share of Subaru the Liberty has been a pile of crap. They lost their way in the fifth generation. Prior to that they where on their way to being a Lexus and BMW alternative for a "quality" car. They felt all poverty in the fifth going, small example was going from metal door handles to cheap plastic.
On the note of the vehicles size, the new WRX/Legnorg looks to be the same size as the series four.
I wish Subaru didn't loose their way. /endrant.Sent from my shed, trapped under a collapsed QuickJack, via Tapatalk
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Originally posted by mizone View PostIMHO - They should have killed it years ago. Ever since Toyota took a large share of Subaru the Liberty has been a pile of crap. They lost their way in the fifth generation. Prior to that they where on their way to being a Lexus and BMW alternative for a "quality" car. They felt all poverty in the fifth going, small example was going from metal door handles to cheap plastic.
Liberty going away completely is probably less of a Thing than when Liberty wagons went away.Soft roaders represent an excellent compromise between the needs of the hardcore 4x4 user and the convenience of a city hatchback. Its clear to see why they have become so popular in todays society.
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Originally posted by mizone View PostIMHO - They should have killed it years ago. Ever since Toyota took a large share of Subaru the Liberty has been a pile of crap. They lost their way in the fifth generation. Prior to that they where on their way to being a Lexus and BMW alternative for a "quality" car. They felt all poverty in the fifth going, small example was going from metal door handles to cheap plastic.
So is the Liberty dead everywhere? Is there just going to be the Outback now on and that's it?
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