I've got a 2003. Don't buy a turbo, buying a used turbo Subaru is usually a poor choice. I bought my Forester in 2011 with 65k on it, as of last week it's got 141k. Only time I've had to take it to a shop has been for doing regular prescribed maintenance (you must get the timing belt replaced at...
Second vote for Whiskey. Even if Jack Daniels is more techincally categorised as bourbon. ;)
Failing that, Jack (Daniels), Jim (Bean), or (Maker's) Mark.
I know Finland gets colder, but Subarus with frameless windows are successfully opened on a regular basis in sub-zero weather. Just ask anyone who lives in the cold bits of Vermont.
I think I'd go with a plain white plate, no euro-band. Especially since your car's also white. It would just throw an extra colour on there that you could do without, since you've got the whole white/black thing going on.
Very nice! I learned to drive in, among other things, a 900 Turbo which was also red. This brings back memories.
Yes, it's a bit large, but trust me, you'll love that hatchback if you ever have lots of things that need moving.
Surely you mean 33-35 mpg? 33-35 mph is either too fast or too slow for Orlando traffic.
Well, as a fellow Floridian with a car that's got the holes from a northern state that requires front plates, I'd get a UK plate. I'm quite fond of my dodgy Norwegian front license plate, and a Mini with a...