My neighbor bought one of these from an auction. It was completely neglected and still runs! While in LE I had handled several accidents with these and they hold up perfectly!
Our 2011 outback had its transmission completely replaced about 7-8 years ago.. 10k.. about three or four years ago we got a check from Subaru with that money back.. something about lemon laws. Since that new transmission it’s however we’ve had no problems with our subie and absolutely love it!
is that valid only for 2011 or for the entire generation 2010-2014? and is it valid for diesel engines because I am looking to buy a 2.0 D-S CVT automatic 2014?
It's not uncommon to see some oil residue or buildup on the bottom of an engine, including the oil pan. However, if you see a significant amount of oil or dripping, it could indicate a leak or a more serious problem. It's a good idea to have a mechanic inspect the car to determine the source of the oil and to check if any repairs are needed before making a purchase.
@@DavidMines It had 170k. My issue isn’t that the transmission went out…..all vehicles do that. My issue is that they cost 8k for a new refurbished one or 6k for one with 120k miles on it. No vehicle should a transmission cost that much period…..3k tops. It’s because they are garbage transmission years with a plethora of documented issues…..why Subaru extended the warranty and drive train mileage. They knew they had an issue with them. Avoid at all costs 2010-2013 Subarus.
And then DONT buy a 2012-2016 Subaru because the head gaskets blow. When Toyota’s have a problem then Toyota will fix the issue in less than a year, but it takes Subaru several years before the problem is resolved. Screw that Subaru
I had torque convter changed just had a purge valve and my battery light is spazzing out now have a headlight out extremely hard to get to I have not got to it yet
