My Reconditioned Subaru Legacy Engine Saved Me $3,000 – Here’s What I Learned
Why I Chose a Reconditioned Subaru Legacy Engine Over New or Used Options When my 2005 Subaru Legacy started making a dreadful knocking noise and burning oil like there was no tomorrow, I knew I had to act fast. I had three choices: a used Subaru Legacy engine from a scrapyard, a rebuilt Subaru Legacy engine from a local garage, or a reconditioned Subaru Legacy engine from a trusted supplier. After spending days researching and chatting with mechanics, I ruled out the used option—too risky with no guarantee of its condition or history. A rebuilt Subaru Legacy engine sounded promising but depended heavily on the mechanic’s skill and the quality of parts used. Then I stumbled upon reconditioned Subaru Legacy engines, which are professionally restored to factory standards using a mix of original and new parts. They offered better reliability than used or rebuilt engines and were much cheaper than a brand-new replacement Subaru Legacy engine. What tipped the scales was the warranty th...