this is a great forum! thanks so much! how many mile should a subaru last? mine is 06

Asked by mfalcon2159 Sep 03, 2016 at 10:28 AM about the 2006 Subaru Forester 2.5 X L.L. Bean Edition

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mine is a forrester 06

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Depends on how it is driven, how it is maintained and how much money you want to put into it to keep it going. 200,000 miles plus with the necessary repairs to keep it going.

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With an hour generally considered as 50 miles, 250,000 miles and 3 sets of head gaskets to get there.....

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regular maintenance, a timing chain and two head gaskets, 236,700, leather, sunroof always change your oil on time 1998 outback, 176,000, leather Traded both in on a wait for it....a 2004 forester with 73,326, bummer no leather, no sunroof

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Chain? You mean belt.... You traded an OB for a For? That's very rare, as the OB is far superior in so many ways. Try a 2016-2019 OB (disclaimer: I sell these in Boston) to set a modern target for your next move. Cheers. Ern TSG/B

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