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WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby red riding hood » Tue Jul 31, 2012 5:16 pm

Preferably a 2007 - 2009 wagon with low Kms
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby Sh4wry » Tue Jul 31, 2012 8:46 pm

You may want to give some more info.

Gt? Etc etc.
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby kiks » Tue Jul 31, 2012 8:46 pm

See my thread
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby zch91 » Tue Jul 31, 2012 8:50 pm

Location/willing to travel.. Price range.. Manual/Auto/don't care.. 2.5/Turbo/STi/H6/don't care..

The more info the better :wink:
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby rooby » Tue Jul 31, 2012 9:40 pm

kiks wrote:See my thread

Yeah, buy kiks' car in the for sale section + all the add-ons he has available and make a super awesome lib.
If I didn't already have one I'd be keen.
+ free trip to bris if you don't already live there.
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby SH30RB » Tue Jul 31, 2012 9:54 pm

rooby wrote:
kiks wrote:See my thread

Yeah, buy kiks' car in the for sale section + all the add-ons he has available and make a super awesome lib.
If I didn't already have one I'd be keen.
+ free trip to bris if you don't already live there.

Do it, you know you want to.

he is throwing in free travel to bris, 6 months rego and all the fluids you need for the next service :wink:
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby red riding hood » Wed Aug 01, 2012 7:29 am

Hi sorry about that guys ummmm I want a wagon, would love a GT but the hubby says NO as he reckons they chew fuel ?? Can you give me insite on that ? and the only one I have seen is a 04 model in the GT that has low kms , Do the GTs have to have there belts done at 100000 kms or are they chain ?
(Ive had a "manual" Subaru Impreza RS for years ) I have no idea on what the Auto tiptronics are like and what kind of fuel consumption they get . What are they like on hilly roads as I have plenty of those around my area .
Main thing is that it has LOW kms and around the $20000 mark in very good condition as I am very fussy ...I hate scratches and small dents I didnt even park my Impreza in car parks if that gives you an idea of how fussy I am .
And I am will to travel within NSW and as far as Brisbane
Any help would be appreciated
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby Sh4wry » Wed Aug 01, 2012 7:46 am

red riding hood wrote:Hi sorry about that guys ummmm I want a wagon, would love a GT but the hubby says NO as he reckons they chew fuel ??


Husband needs to man up....

All cars will chew fuel, if you drive the car aggressively then yes it will consume a fair bit. Why not get a Toyota prius if after fuel economy? :)

But if you drive sensibly you can still get good mileage from them.
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby bosc0 » Wed Aug 01, 2012 7:55 am

Sh4wry wrote:Husband needs to man up....


Truth. Every man should have a turbo, unless not manly.
Consistant avg 8.8ltr per 100km in a 2.5t manual wagon here.
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby red riding hood » Wed Aug 01, 2012 8:06 am

haha nar my hubby loves his cars but he drives an auto every day and has his own "toy" which is manual , Just don't know much about them and thought to ask you guys , I LOVE gts and every time I see one I drool lol but if it comes down to practicality and I have to go with non turbo what would you tell me and why ?
ok What are 3.0 like on fuel as I was told they DO chew the fuel ..as I have seen heaps of those for sale ?
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby bilco512 » Wed Aug 01, 2012 9:11 am

red riding hood wrote:haha nar my hubby loves his cars but he drives an auto every day and has his own "toy" which is manual , Just don't know much about them and thought to ask you guys , I LOVE gts and every time I see one I drool lol but if it comes down to practicality and I have to go with non turbo what would you tell me and why ?
ok What are 3.0 like on fuel as I was told they DO chew the fuel ..as I have seen heaps of those for sale ?


I own a 3.0 wagon and they dont chew through the fuel as much as you would think, i dont know if there is any difference in the 2007- 2009 models but i can get 550kms out of a tank easy, and thats with putting my foot down every now and then too.

plus the 3.0 goes hard haha
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby matt_3.0rb » Wed Aug 01, 2012 11:12 am

Might be hard pressed to find a 2007-2009 low km GT-b or 3.0 wagon in manual for 20k. But if you find one, pounce on it. The pre face lift ones can be had for about that. 2004-2006.
They only chew fuel if you drive them in a manner that will chew the fuel. Normal driving isnt an issue. And if you get a Kido tune you will get even better economy. :D
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby kiks » Wed Aug 01, 2012 11:39 am

Why low KM? its a gen 4 subaru. They dont change from 0 to 200,000km at all. Probably one of the best built mass production cars you can get.

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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby rooby » Wed Aug 01, 2012 1:09 pm

bosc0 wrote:
Sh4wry wrote:Husband needs to man up....


Truth. Every man should have a turbo, unless not manly.
Consistant avg 8.8ltr per 100km in a 2.5t manual wagon here.


Man you must have light feet or drive almost exclusively highway kms.

I can only get below 8 on the highway and my normal combined kms never goes below 10.
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Re: WTB Liberty Wagon

Postby PinkK » Wed Aug 01, 2012 2:57 pm

rooby wrote:
bosc0 wrote:
Sh4wry wrote:Husband needs to man up....


Truth. Every man should have a turbo, unless not manly.
Consistant avg 8.8ltr per 100km in a 2.5t manual wagon here.


Man you must have light feet or drive almost exclusively highway kms.

I can only get below 8 on the highway and my normal combined kms never goes below 10.


In my GT-B 9.6lt/100 if I drive a bit off the freeway otherwise low 9's high 8's.

With your price tag though non-turbo.
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