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My new used Subaru Legacy GT Limited/first car

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Hi everyone,

I bought this 2002 Subaru Legacy Gt Limited about 5 months ago. it has 134,000 miles on it. I only just passed my drivers test about 6 months ago at the age of 22. The reason I got it so late is because i had a fear of driving. My moms Nissan Cube increased my fears because i really hated the way the car handled with the steering and gas peddle feel. because it had a cvt tras i felt there was a delay when i push the peddle down to when the car started accelerating. also the steering felt like it was not connected to the tires. I just did not feel like i was in control with that car.

 

With driving this car over the last 5 months i have now come to love driving. the steering and handling is awesome and the car actually goes when i hit the gas. its got some really good acceleration. I hate sun glare so the tinted windows are a big help. Although probably not legal. They were tinted when i bought it.

 

One thing i dont like is the very bumpy ride. a small bump is like a huge pot hole. I feel everything. some bumps are bone jarring. its kinda like riding in a school bus. the steering is also a bit stiff.

 

There are a few parts i need to replace or fix my struts and tires. Im going to buy new rims as mine are really faded(they were gold). I need some paint and dent work done as well as my spoiler fixed.

 

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