Is there an on demand 4 wheel drive car (not truck or suv)?

I understand that AWD always comes at a price.

That said, I also have a liking for the new Fusions. If they made an
AWD Fusion Wagon in that 'cool white' color, I might actually consider
one.

IIRC, Subaru says "no more Legacy wagons in North America".

-J

On Jan 19, 7:38*am, "C. E. White" > wrote:
> "Nate Nagel" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> > Subarus seem to be built stronger than other Japanese cars - heavier gauge
> > metal etc. *Makes sense given their history (they started off making cars
> > primarily for whatever the Japanese forest service or equivalent is
> > called)
>
> > That's not necessarily a bad thing, esp. if you drive on rough roads a
> > lot.
>
> I listen to Car Talk on NPR often. It seems like they constantly recommend
> Subarus AND constantly get calls from people with broken Subarus. In
> proportion to the number sold, I have to beleive that Subarus generate more
> calls to Car Talk than any other main stream vehicle. Either they are not
> terribly reliable, or the Car Talk audience is mostly made up of Subaru
> owners.

Being a NPR show, I would suspect that Subaru and Volvo owners are
disproportionately represented. Yes, I am stereotyping, but if the
foo ****s...

nate