Why do Subarus suck so bad? I like that they're the only company that makes decent looking wagon style cars...

Why do Subarus suck so bad? I like that they're the only company that makes decent looking wagon style cars, and that they have good AWD, but god damn are they cucked. They have severely power lacking engines with fucking CVT's.

What's a better car to get than these hunks of hipster shit that can handle rocky paths and snowy conditions?

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Underpowered CVT cars are for cucked mass consumers. They have plenty of turbo manual options if you were that way inclined.

Only in things like the WRX which is not what I'm looking for. I need a decent level of utility, as I'm not a sedan driving mass consumer cuck, yet also not a truck cuck who wastes gas money to haul air around town.

Get a '04-'07 WRX wagon if you want utility and power. Fuel economy is 12L/100km, which is fine. You get what you pay for.

Why don't you figure it out yourself instead of posting (another) stupid ass thread

>'04-'07
>hatchback sedan """wagon"""
I'm not poor user and I don't like people thinking I'm some raggity career dish washer boy.

You wanted a Subaru with power and utility. I listed one. If you didn't want actual advice you should have stayed on Jalopnik where you belong.

If you don't like the WRX there's the 2005-09 Legacy GT/Outback XT wagon. 250hp EJ255 with an available manuél straight out of the 06 WRX.

That's not utility. What do you think I mean, being able to fit your fat friends in the back seats?

The wheel wells are too small and I don't think there are lift kits available to deal with that horrid ground clearance. You seem like a Californian that hasn't actually seen bad weather or ungrated trails.

>I don't think there are lift kits available to deal with that horrid ground clearance
What is an Outback Sport? At least don't talk shit out of your ass.