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Subaru has always been popular in snow country because of its all-wheel drive. Lately it's been making noise elsewhere with its popular station wagons and the speedy little Impreza. Nothing's perfect, though, and Subaru gets demerits for the following problems:

Then there are the miscellaneous petty annoyances, such as ...

Phyllis of Hartwell GA (11/29/01):
The computer brain went bad on my brand new Subaru Outback. After the brain was removed and the new one put in the side mirror defrost and the heating elements in the seats did not work. I was told by the service advisor that because Subaru replaced the brain I was going to have to absorb the cost of the rest which amounts to $450-$500. These things were a result of the computer brain going bad and I should not have to absorb the cost.


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