Car appreciation... the aesthetics, the engineering, etc

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jambon in reply to @xDOMx

I'm looking for an estate that's for the family, but also quick.

You've come to the right place

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xDOMx in reply to @jambon

It had struck me that there's some seriously good taste in (often) practical, rapid, good looking estates here.

I'd been tempted to buy AWD Subaru Outback, but the thing is long as all fuck and I'd imagine I won't use the extra space (I'll probably buy a bike rack for when I'm going to the mountains with mates, or just lay flat in the back if alone).

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mi7rennie in reply to @xDOMx

I've had a 2006 Outback for the last 4 years and love it
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TRA in reply to @xDOMx

What about Stagea?
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I drove a Subaru Outback AWD hire car in the US a few years back. I thought it was fairly awesome. I don't think you would have any problems with the size - it didn't feel unwieldy.

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