How does Subaru compare to Toyota and Honda?
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26 Jun 2010, 04:35 pm
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How does Subaru compare to Toyota and Honda?
I love my Toyota, never any problems and high mileage, can I expect the same if I buy a late model Subaru?
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26 Jun 2010, 04:36 pm
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No difference. They are the same vehicles.
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26 Jun 2010, 04:40 pm
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Definitely not.....I say stick with Toyota. Toyota is recognized to be the best of the best worldwide.
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26 Jun 2010, 04:44 pm
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HONDA~nice ride(heavy cars), expensive(most) grade (A-)
SUBARU~ OK grade (B)
TOYOTA~good price, good engines, all around good quality (A)
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26 Jun 2010, 04:45 pm
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Subaru is never as good as Toyota. Subaru cars just look like sports car. ONLY buy subaru IF u cant afford a REAL sports car. Oh and subaru needs a lot of maintanence
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26 Jun 2010, 04:48 pm
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The one thing (to me) that noses Subaru beyond Toyotas is that Subarus come with all wheel drive standard. Toyotas are all front wheel drive, which is fine. With AWD, you are going to get better traction on the road. I have a Subaru WRX, and if you get like an Impreza (non-turbo version), you are going to have like gas mileage and like quality all around. I love my Subi. That's all I drive. Toyotas are nice, but they are a dime a dozen. Subarus aren't as prevalant as Toyotas, so you're going to have a car that not everyone has. I enjoy my Subi so much. So much more than any Toyota or Honda I've ever owned. I've owned a Toyota Matrix, a Honda Civic, and two Subaru WRXs. Next in line is an STI.
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26 Jun 2010, 04:53 pm
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really they all are japanese and have great quality. And they will last u a long time and all that jazz.... you hear about it a ton. but i think the thing is subaru offers a better set for technology for a bit more of a price. I mean they have one of the best best all wheel drive systems and these 4 cylinder 300 hp boxer engines that are available and for about 8k more than a honda or toyota ( myabe like 10K in sum situations ) But it would most definatley be best to buy a subaru becuase there gonna last long and they are much safer and promising.
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26 Jun 2010, 04:54 pm
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I have a 2005 toyota corolla and a 2005 subaru baja AWD in my household. Both are great (so far). My first car was a 1993 Toyota Corolla DX. After driving that, I swore I'd always buy a Corolla. I loved that car and cried when I had to sell it when I moved cross-country.
I like the subaru; especially the AWD. I love my corolla, though. I do believe I'll always buy Corolla. More comfort inside, better gas mileage, never any problems.
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26 Jun 2010, 04:57 pm
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Very different schools of thought go into each one of those companies.
Toyota seems to be the most well engineered but they tend to be bland. Quality is usually high, economy is great but they tend to be overly safe and not ground breaking. The engines are well thought out for do it yourself maintence which is a great perk.
Honda has a more peppy feeling in the cars, engines are superb and proven and interiors tend to keep it simple and easy to use. Also easy to work on but sometimes you run into little honda quirks like difficult oil filters that are hard to remove due to the position.
And Subaru...designed for people who need the AWD, unique in the fact that they use boxer engines and well not the best interior or exterior designs but they are rugged...but suffer from weaker engine technologies and the power robbing AWD system. Unless you need the AWD and rugged travel anywhere mentality of subaru, I'd flip a coin and choose from Toyota or Honda.
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26 Jun 2010, 05:10 pm
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They are now even better, Toyota has not developed well to being a super-massed produced company. Toyotas falling in the same pit GM did, but GM is raising itself out with brand new, best in class models like the Saturn Aura, and like always they look better too.
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