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I took a two hour road trip to the dealer where I had a reserved unit. During the test drive I was able to hit a mix of roads including traffic, curves, and interstate. The vehicle is really cool in person. The interior was quiet and comfortable. Overall the vehicle drives rather nice. However, at about 40 MPH I noticed a bit of vibration. The vibration wasn't very noticeable in the steering wheel, but I could definitely feel it in the seat of my pants. My wife didn't notice, and of course the salesperson didn't notice. My first thought was flat spotting on the tires. That's exactly what it felt like. At highway speeds everything was fine until 80 MPH when the vibration returned. Speeding up stopped it and slowing down also stopped it, but at 80 it was present. Maybe it was just something with that one vehicle but there's no way to compare so I passed. It was very similar to the vibration issue Subaru had with the 2010 Outback/Legacy redesign.
The only other issue I noticed was the poor color match (white) between the front bumper cover and the fenders. Although, that's a fairly common thing that most people never notice.
The only other issue I noticed was the poor color match (white) between the front bumper cover and the fenders. Although, that's a fairly common thing that most people never notice.