4 Reasons Why You Say Subaru Drivers Are The Worst

I couldn’t agree and disagree with you more. I drive a forester XT and agree on handling. It’s too heavy and leaves much to be wanted with corner lean and roll, but the 250 horse boxer engine is amazing! I recently upgraded fuel economy from a forerunner to the forester and greatly improved fuel economy. It’s comfortable, fun, and I can haul as much inside as the forerunner could. Subaru has loaded these with class leading features I only dreamed about in the Toyota. I’m a happy owner for sure.

Subaru does make a Crosstek Hybrid. So what's your problem?

Those electric cars are a drag on the environment to produce... think fracking for batteries and think multiple trips on a ship. So nickel is fracked out of Canada, shipped to China to make said nickel into batteries(which contain other things that are bad for our planet to gather), then the batteries are shipped to your production facility of choice (Korea, Mexico, The United States) to be put into these hybrids and electric cars, THEN the cars are shipped to thier eespective auto sales lot... all the while these trips on ships and boats and trains and trucks are using, you guessed it, FOSSIL FEULS. Oh and look up how long those batteries last you. Your beloved electric cars are horrible for the environment before they even hit the road!

You hate Subaru and it’s drivers for not producing a “blooming hybrid” or a full electric?
Have you hippies that are judging us thought about how your battery powered cars will destroy the environment when 20 years from now we have millions of extremely large lithium battery packs sitting in landfills, scrap yards or warehouses? What do you think will be done with all of that poison?
Do you realize that back in the late 70’s to early 80’s, the diesel versions of the Volkswagen Rabbit and Fox were averaging 50 miles per gallon? So, in 40 years we’ve lost mpg’s.
I’m addition to the toxic batteries that will destroy our environment, where do you think most of the electric for the world comes from to charge an electric car? COAL!!!! Public transport such as trains and subways like other countries, and people power such as bikes or your own two feet are the true way to save the environment.
You want to save the world, live within walking distance to your job, or where you can hop a train.
And also turn off all of your electronics and TVs that suck up energy. And stop hating other people for enjoying there life, and try to start enjoying your own. Or don’t....your choice

Subaru does make hybrids.
Plus, their gas cars are some of the most efficient in their respected classes. Which is even more impressive, because they're all (except the BRZ) ALL WHEEL DRIVE.

Also, get off your high horse with your enviro bull shit. What do you drive that's so much better for the environment?

Electrical (battery) driven vehicles are the largest negitive impact on the environment.

The subaru plants are going green, however they do need to make a hybrid car.

I can’t wait til your behind my Subaru tailgating me. I will own you and your children’s inheritance when I have to slam on my brakes because some asshole like you in a big truck with a 3” lift and $2000 worth of ghetto rims with aggressive mud tires that’s never seen a dirt trail, pulls out in front of me and you end up my ass. Yep, who’s the immature moron. Subaru drivers get really good gas mileage and get there safe, and hit 200,000+ miles on our cars. Morons that tailgate to TRY to intimidate and roll coal as they go by destroy their trucks with lift kits that wear suspension and steering, massive turbos and tunes on their diesels or large displacement engines that massively decrease engine longevity. Saw recently a massive lifted off-road dual cab long box Chevy turbo’d out to the max with $3000 worth of rubber and rims that got stuck in the end of a gas station drive in the wet icy crap the plows dumped there....I made it by him with with ease in my outback. Lift kits and big bad tires that are wrong for everyday and winter driving can’t beat a sensibly built AWD wagon with good all season factory tires. By the way....my 2020 outback k has “B” rated wet traction, which is literally middle of the road tires.