Subaru Baja Reviews - Page 3 of 4

Absolutely nothing.

This is one of the best cars I had ever owned. It is very reliable, eye catching (especially the yellow/silver color combination), and the best bargain for the money. Mine is a manual transmission and I love it (I get 27-28 mpg on average and keep in mind that it is a full size AWD automobile, not any Toyota Corolla or Honda Civic). This thing does not know or understand what the snow is. It just moves like a tank on it. The ride is very comfy and secure at the same time. I only wish that Subaru would continue to build this model with the new Outback front/back design and I would definitely buy a new one again without even thinking twice.

Squeaky windows when wet.

Seats are comfortable. Moderate gas guzzler. The open back bed is utterly useless for anything larger than a few bags of topsoil. Looks like they took a wagon and chopped off the back to make this WEIRD car. Only from Japan would have come a bizarre car as the Subaru Baja. An after-market hard fiberglass, carbon fibre or metal hinged and LOCKABLE WATERPROOF cover or lid for the cargo area would be a WELCOME ACCESSORY.

Had to have 2 seals replaced near corners of front windows because of wind noise.

This thing gets looks wherever it goes.

The bed is made more useful by the bed extender you can get for it.

Works for small hayrides!!

This thing goes everywhere in snow!!!

You change the oil and drive it, that simple.

We love it so much we're thinking of selling this one and getting a newer model with turbo.

If you look at reliability rankings, Subaru is doing excellent.

Wind noise on driver front window gasket. A rock took out left fog light.

It's been very solid and reliable. Aside from the wind gasket in the left front door, nothing wrong with the car. Only things I ever did was scheduled maintenance since it was bought for 23000 bucks.

I have hauled everything including the kitchen sink. Added a tonneau cover lately, so now the bed is covered. Plywood could be a problem, but it can carry anything else.

Goes anywhere, I mean anywhere. Snow, Ice, Sleet, Rain, it gets more places then the USPS. Limited slip and AWD makes slick look like dry. Not a rocket off the line, but it can cruise down the road. Mileage is about 28 on the highway.

Rear visibility kinda poor, but I use my side mirrors anyway. Legroom is barely adequate, but I come with long legs anyway.

Still not used to the silver cladding, that's gonna go bye-bye someday.

Nothing as of late.

I look for reasons just to drive it.

It handles better than my Honda did.

It cruises at 80 mph.

It is different, in a good way, than any other cars out there.