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Old 10-19-2008, 12:58 PM  
InternetIsForPorn
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I test drove one for 2 weeks, but turned it down in the end.

Thing is I wanted a family car that would get me out of any road hazzards.

Family car? No.

There are so many little things missing, the one I drove didn't have a cup holder, the pimped out stereo system didn't have a line-in jack and didn't even read mp3 discs, not nearly enough space in the back, the back seats didn't fold to the front or the back, sub-par storage space and so on.

Road hazzards?

The 4WD was useless when I tried to use it in mud. It's all-time 4WD with no traction control what so ever, just to keep you on road at high speeds.

So what you're getting with the Forrester is a less-than SUV-ish car both in terms of space and performance, you're paying for a nice engine in a mid-size family car with 4WD for high speeds.

Although this way 2006, I think. Things might have changed.
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