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I own the yellow 2003 5spd subaru baja. I have owned it now 6 years and 100k miles. And literally the only things I've had to do to it is just routine maintenance and had to have the bearings replaced in the transmission about 30k ago when writing this. Car now has close too 300k and it still drives like brand new, granted I take very good care of this thing. For anyone who wonders about towing. And the main reason for my comment. It is capable of towing a 6x12 tralier with an 1300lb side by side and another quad at about 300lbs. Full of fuel and camping gear. Granted trying to go freeway speeds of 70-75 mph wont be an option unless you're really pushing it. It was comfortable at 65mph 5th gear. Passing gear or going up the pass was a 3rd-4th gear climb. Towards the top of the pass I took was 8%. Coming down was comfortable in 4th gear just cruising never really having to touch the breaks. Wasn't great on gas only going 190miles before i had to fuel up again. I avg 32.5 empty so, ouch. So, if you can get one buy it up. I routinely take it to the oregon coast from north idaho. Shes rust free even with a quarter million miles on it. Fits my family of only just 3 very nicely. But the main take away is it can tow your toys comfortably.
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Exterior Color: Black
City MPG: 20
Interior Color: Gray
Highway MPG: 25
Stock: 3597
Drivetrain: AWD
Transmission: 4-Speed Automatic
Engine: 2.5L H4 16V MPFI SOHC
VIN: 4S4BT61C437109337
Mileage: 131,373
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