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Originally Posted by Mark DiSilvestro
I've owned my share of rusty Mercedes, so I can't knock Subarus for that, as a big reason for owning one is their popularity as snow-vehicles. But, with some exceptions, an inline-engine is generally the easiest configuration to service and repair.
A friend owns a 2004 turbo Subaru Forester, and it's engine is among the worst to service I've had the displeasure to experience.
Happy Motoring, Mark
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Then again, a pancake engine makes accessories a charm to service, since everything is in front/on top of the motor.