Liberty Wagon review.

Saw a white OBMY10 reverse angle parked in Bourke last week, consequently I got a good look at the front end. The nose really is bulbous - like the big Audi.

Combine with no spare (will Subaxtreme now produce a rear tyre carrier :cool: ) and lack of a real handbrake and I think that my MY05 and its 06-09 siblings will continue to hold their value as the last of the offroad-able Outbacks.
 
That is definitely not like what our 2010 Outback is like...
This might be a dumb question but I'm really curious. Why are wagons so big in Australia?
 
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Yes. I joined awhile ago. Just sold my luggage pod through them. Also met someone from there ust a day or so ago. He was opposite where my kids where staying at a caravan park in Harrington and i was talking to him about his plastic boat.
Seems like a very good forum. No crap,just people doing stuff. I like it and could be an excellant place to pick up a camper trailer when i am ready.
I would recomend it to anyone.:rock:
 
Um - the car in the picture is an Exiga - the people-mover version of the Liberty. The ordinary Liberty wagon is - ordinary size?
 
Yep,

That is the "new" Exiga. It is just a new body on the previous Liberty platform. The Japanese spec is a seven seater. The Aus spec model is only a six seater, this was to keep the NCAP 5 star rating by no having a lap only belt in the middle seat.

Beigewagon.
 
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