Generally what it comes down to is that the Subaru would be a much better vehicle for the 90% of driving that is on-road, not towing. The Toyota would be better off road or towing. A few …

On a positive note: * The Baja is better looking than the ST-X. Frankly, I hated the ST-X's styling. To me it's as bad looking as the Aztek. The production Baja, while still not great looking, is …

The supposed inspiration for the Baja was the original Brumby (Brat to you) which was a much smaller and supremely agile ute, much loved by farmers, rural workers and many off road …

The modified version, removing this information is listed below. 11-29-03 I purchased 2003 Subaru Baja. Purchased with 12 miles. My Baja currently has less than 3,000 miles Today's …

For off-roading I would strongly recommend the turbo XT model. The power is much better suited for off road driving - much more power down low in the rev range, which is critical when …

I've got a 2005 Turbo Baja (automatic) with 34K miles on it at present. Most of my driving is an 18-mile commute (each way), @ 5 miles on a back road (40 MPH, no traffic lights), another 9 or …

Please, no Subaru even went that far without "problems" and none ever will. Nor any car for that matter. The average car in America on the road today is only some 9 years old or so. Do the …

Dear Baja owners, Can anyone give me advice. I just bought a Subaru - Baja last week 10-22-03. I had my first tank gas filled on this Monday. After that, every time I pedal brakes, or driving on …

The last 2 months my Baja will start sometimes on the first try, the second try, fourth try, or not at all. It sounds like the engine is cranking and trying to turn over, but eventually doesn’t and it …

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