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munk 22-09-2016 08:31 PM

Nice Baja
 
never seen anything like it,presume we cant get these over here but would definetly own one if it looked like this..:yeah:
https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...3c&oe=5876A4C7

NL03Scooby 22-09-2016 08:46 PM

Never seen one of those before, like a Legacy cross Forester cross pick-up. Wonder how's it's name is actually pronounced as I'm just calling it the Badger.

munk 22-09-2016 09:32 PM

Hahaha brilliant translation.... even browsed ebay and no badgers for sale.:lol:

j2000 22-09-2016 11:49 PM

Just a wagon with no boot isnt it not.

munk 23-09-2016 06:20 AM

appears its more legacy based from front pictures.

Banstead Stig 23-09-2016 06:48 AM

There are definitely some in the UK. I think they proved popular in Australia... would make sense given the popularity of Utes. That could be urban myth though, I've never actually looked into it.

I really like them. Something a bit different... never heard anyone pronounce it "badger", but maybe that should stick. I think it's meant to be "ba-ha". I base that solely on a conversation with a chap who seemed to know a lot about them, so again, could be entirely wrong.

SpecB 23-09-2016 06:55 AM

It's a gen 4 legacy outback with the back chopped off, I believe it was US market only though.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru_Baja

Steve_PPP 23-09-2016 09:36 AM

Yep, its pronounced ba-ha, and quite cool looking i think. Didn't know they were built in Indiana (according to the wiki link). I assume that meant they took a load of Legacy chassis already assembled in Japan and then just converted them in the US though.

Banstead Stig 23-09-2016 02:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueBugEye (Post 230408)
It's a gen 4 legacy outback with the back chopped off, I believe it was US market only though.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru_Baja

That's interesting, as they don't all appear to be left hand drive, which implies conversion.

munk 24-09-2016 07:46 AM

i have done a few searches and cant find any over here.. shame i wouldnt have minded a closer inspection.:grin:


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