Subaru Forester is a car that can satisfy the taste of even the most discerning car enthusiast. In this car, you can go, as they say, "to the feast, and to the world." She can easily cope with off-road, and develop a good speed on the track.
Instructions
Step 1
Choosing a Subaru "Forester", pay attention to the type of engine - turbo and conventional. The turbo will undoubtedly add power to the car, but it has a number of disadvantages. The first and most significant of these is the increasing consumption of fuel and oil. Secondly, the transport tax will also increase. But the ground clearance, on the contrary, will decrease due to the enlarged exhaust pipe.
Step 2
Check the mileage of the car and check with the previous owner how often the oil and other consumables have changed. It is recommended to change the oil on this car every 5-7 thousand kilometers. It is also recommended to change the oil filters.
Step 3
Check the oil level, then start the car and warm it up until the tachometer needle rises above one. Then stop the car and check the oil again. Pay attention to its color, it should be clear, not cloudy, yellow in the engine and reddish in the gearbox. If the oil changes color, starts to smell strange, or you notice sediment on the dipstick, ask for a discount for an oil change or refuse such a car.
Step 4
If you choose a Subaru Forester with an automatic transmission, this can also be difficult. Start the car, put in normal city D gear and slowly release the brake pedal. Listen carefully to the sounds. They should not be - no squeaks, no tapping. Get out on a flat track and, pressing the gas pedal, pick up speed. With automatic gear shifting, the car should not jerk, no jerks or brakes.
Step 5
Subaru Forester cars are powerful enough and often participate in city races and drifts - controlled drifts. Therefore, these cars often get into accidents. Pay attention to the body. There should be no gaps between the doors, the hood and trunk should close tightly, examine the car for uniformity of painting.
