Rave About Your Rack Please do not post retail SPAM.

Topic	Date	User
Subaru Outback & Forester	8-Feb-2008 At 1:53:28 PM	EJ
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I'm around 6'2" and can sleep diagonally in the back of my Outback. The seat bases fold forward when you lie the seats down therefore they limit the leg room. To make it more comfortable I took out the seat bases and slide the front seats forward creating about and extra foot of room. The outback isn't a true 4wd but does pretty well in most conditions, departure angles are probably the biggest problem. I've cracked both the rear and front bumper and they're not cheap to replace unless you have an "accident" and insurance covers it. They are an awesome car if your prepared to accept them for what they are! ....... Not a race car :)

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