Trust me, my heart pushed me that way. The Crosstek looks to be a great vehicle and falls into the size I’m looking for. I’ve owned an STI back in the day. Just looking for a smoother ride on those long trips to Miami.Subaru my friend!
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Trust me, my heart pushed me that way. The Crosstek looks to be a great vehicle and falls into the size I’m looking for. I’ve owned an STI back in the day. Just looking for a smoother ride on those long trips to Miami.Subaru my friend!
My sister has a Subaru, they took it to the keys last year, first year without the Honda Odyssey in the family.Trust me, my heart pushed me that way. The Crosstek looks to be a great vehicle and falls into the size I’m looking for. I’ve owned an STI back in the day. Just looking for a smoother ride on those long trips to Miami.
If my company paid for the maintenance and gas, that would be a solid plan for me too. Honestly, what is pushing me towards Hyundai and Kia is the 36k mile free maintenance plan, better interest rate, 60k bumper to bumper and 100k power tran warranty. At least for my first car. With the inflated prices of used cars, it doesn’t seem to make sense to buy a car with 70k miles to save $5-6k. I’ll be getting the phone call in January to turn in my current car, so I have a little time to try to figure it out.I have been doing this for the last 25 years.
I put 40k or more miles a year on my work vehicle. Biz pays for gas and wear items plus maintenance.
I buy a nicer 4 to 5 yr old car, 25-30k, with 70k miles on it. Drive it for 3 or 4 years and swap it out at close to 200k miles.
Usually get half my money back on sale.