Hey everyone,
Currently selling my Jeep and I'm thinking of going with an Outback. Anyone have any thoughts for me on them?
I'm in my thirties, father of 3, already have a minivan and the wife nudged me a few weeks ago with the idea that maybe it's time to get rid of my aging Jeep and move into something more economical that better fits her, the three kids and our dog in it.
Now I know the Outback is only a 5 seater and that three kids may lead to plenty of screaming and 'DONT TOUCH ME' moments but we've got the van for longer trips if needed.
I'm kind of torn right now between the Wilderness, Onyx XT and Touring XT.
Touring looks great and has more creature comforts than I've had in a car in the last 10 years but with kids and a 70 pound shepherd I'm a little worried about wear and tear on the fancier interior. Onyx XT seems like a good middle ground between that and the Wilderness and the Wilderness I was drawn to because, coming from a Jeep, it's being geared towards being somewhat capable on trails or fire roads is appealing.
What are you guys/gals thoughts?
Currently selling my Jeep and I'm thinking of going with an Outback. Anyone have any thoughts for me on them?
I'm in my thirties, father of 3, already have a minivan and the wife nudged me a few weeks ago with the idea that maybe it's time to get rid of my aging Jeep and move into something more economical that better fits her, the three kids and our dog in it.
Now I know the Outback is only a 5 seater and that three kids may lead to plenty of screaming and 'DONT TOUCH ME' moments but we've got the van for longer trips if needed.
I'm kind of torn right now between the Wilderness, Onyx XT and Touring XT.
Touring looks great and has more creature comforts than I've had in a car in the last 10 years but with kids and a 70 pound shepherd I'm a little worried about wear and tear on the fancier interior. Onyx XT seems like a good middle ground between that and the Wilderness and the Wilderness I was drawn to because, coming from a Jeep, it's being geared towards being somewhat capable on trails or fire roads is appealing.
What are you guys/gals thoughts?