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Subaru Forester 2007 Vs Subaru Legacy 2007
Sagemtablet
#11 Posted : Wednesday, September 03, 2014 8:58:34 AM
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I wonder how much it will cost to import next year, I can see dealers selling at roughly 2M which I believe is inflated..
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#12 Posted : Wednesday, September 03, 2014 2:23:19 PM
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Get Subaru Outback. It combines the best extremes in forester and legacy. It doesn't require that ground clearance enhancement I watch legacy 'mboys' struggling with. Its spacious, comfy and pretty stable. In terms of maintenance cost not far off from forester. Upon starting the engine, its sounds like a diesel-driven 'lorry' and that depicts the powerful engine thats under the bonnet. Check reads on the engine Hosepower/Cc and compare across. Gas: you will be doing around 12k per month on a 20KM (40 to/from) with the Nairobi jam.
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#13 Posted : Wednesday, September 03, 2014 2:45:05 PM
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Mkenia wrote:
Get Subaru Outback. It combines the best extremes in forester and legacy. It doesn't require that ground clearance enhancement I watch legacy 'mboys' struggling with. Its spacious, comfy and pretty stable. In terms of maintenance cost not far off from forester. Upon starting the engine, its sounds like a diesel-driven 'lorry' and that depicts the powerful engine thats under the bonnet. Check reads on the engine Hosepower/Cc and compare across. Gas: you will be doing around 12k per month on a 20KM (40 to/from) with the Nairobi jam.

Sure?Thats like 480sh/day assuming 25days. I think thats too low (ie should consume more).40Km/day in jam is like Rongai-CBD daily....
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#14 Posted : Wednesday, September 03, 2014 4:42:44 PM
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I love the outback...waiting to read more reviews on it.
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#15 Posted : Wednesday, September 03, 2014 5:00:05 PM
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Mkenia wrote:
Get Subaru Outback. It combines the best extremes in forester and legacy. It doesn't require that ground clearance enhancement I watch legacy 'mboys' struggling with. Its spacious, comfy and pretty stable. In terms of maintenance cost not far off from forester. Upon starting the engine, its sounds like a diesel-driven 'lorry' and that depicts the powerful engine thats under the bonnet. Check reads on the engine Hosepower/Cc and compare across. Gas: you will be doing around 12k per month on a 20KM (40 to/from) with the Nairobi jam.



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#16 Posted : Wednesday, September 03, 2014 6:49:14 PM
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Sagemtablet wrote:
Hello good people.
I am thinking of getting a new car and I am torn between the above 2 makes. Anybody with advise on what could be a better choice?

Many Thanks



Have you thoght of th porsche cayenne, I recommend it, you can book a test drive first before you write the cheque, simple choice smile good ground clearance too
Sagemtablet
#17 Posted : Thursday, September 04, 2014 2:27:30 PM
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@Mkenia Outback is good but I am not sure on the fuel economy with a 2500CC compared to a forester 2000CC, Kihara Porshe feels like high end in pricing and maintenance.
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#18 Posted : Friday, September 05, 2014 9:31:23 AM
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Mkenia wrote:
Get Subaru Outback. It combines the best extremes in forester and legacy. It doesn't require that ground clearance enhancement I watch legacy 'mboys' struggling with. Its spacious, comfy and pretty stable. In terms of maintenance cost not far off from forester. Upon starting the engine, its sounds like a diesel-driven 'lorry' and that depicts the powerful engine thats under the bonnet. Check reads on the engine Hosepower/Cc and compare across. Gas: you will be doing around 12k per month on a 20KM (40 to/from) with the Nairobi jam.



Between Outback and Legacy, which would be more stable?

I would think Legacy due to its lower CoG.
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#19 Posted : Friday, September 05, 2014 4:28:59 PM
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bird_man wrote:
Mkenia wrote:
Get Subaru Outback. It combines the best extremes in forester and legacy. It doesn't require that ground clearance enhancement I watch legacy 'mboys' struggling with. Its spacious, comfy and pretty stable. In terms of maintenance cost not far off from forester. Upon starting the engine, its sounds like a diesel-driven 'lorry' and that depicts the powerful engine thats under the bonnet. Check reads on the engine Hosepower/Cc and compare across. Gas: you will be doing around 12k per month on a 20KM (40 to/from) with the Nairobi jam.

Sure?Thats like 480sh/day assuming 25days. I think thats too low (ie should consume more).40Km/day in jam is like Rongai-CBD daily....



That is pretty accurate. 2000cc Forester XT year 2002 manufacture, Manual transmission but for 20 days only

Sagemtablet
#20 Posted : Monday, September 08, 2014 10:17:27 AM
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I had said I would wait for next year for the forester but it turns out that the difference in pricing of 2008 vs 2007 is significant, a 2008 forester averagely goes for 14000 (FOB) and I don't think that will change much next year, making it more expensive than Honda CRV, my guess is that it will cost approx. 1.8 to import next year.
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