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 Well I am on my 4th Subaru (1988 L Wagon, 1997 Legacy Wagon, 2000 Outback) and they have ................. New
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Re:  btw... we did an a/c estimate on a 1993 Lexus LS400 with less than 90K on it this morning decker New
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Re: Our '90 Accord went 235k with no AC failure. Died of a burnt valve. 2000 Accord has needed no AC service in 160k miles, ezwater New
Re:  But our '97 Outback, corporately related to >GM<, developed AC problems that the dealer never could fix, ezwater New
Date: May 14 2008, 0:19 GMT
From: Terrell
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all made it to 240,000 + miles.
The 1988 was great and had only one A/C compressor issue for about $300.
The 1997 had an auto tranny and needed about $900 worth of work.
The first 2000 Outback needed about $500 worth of clutch work at 190,000
My latest 2000 Outback hasn't needed anything yet, but it only has 110,000 miles on it.
I have found them to be very economical to drive for the 3 - 4 years I keep them. I usually sell them for about $1000-2000 less than I pay for them while putting about 150,000 miles on them. Very cheap transportation.
-Terrell
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