http://autos..com/used-cars/subaru-legacy-cars136528105

This seems a little too good to be true. With this little miles does anyone figure what could be wrong with it? Also has anyone had any history with this car? l know that subarus are supposed to be pretty reliable and run for a long time. This is why l figured the price for it, there must be something wrong.

l think the price is right for that car. Not too good to be true, me personally l would ask them if they would take 1,600.00 for it because of what l consider to be high mileage, but l try to talk everyone down. :)
If u really think something is wrong, look in the engine, u ahould not see any fluis at all (that would mean a leak). There should be all original wiring, Look at things like the fan, has it been replaced?, is it running all the time (it would be rigged if so) or is it doing like it should. Look at the battery, make sure that there r not any leaks there. Good luck, looks like one l would buy in a second!

Oh yeah Subaru r the shit l love mine l have 107000 on it & its still running strong. The older legacy r nice too, depending on the elevation u live at & how much driving up & down steep hils. they have a history of cracked heads & blown head gaskets over 3500 ft. But l hav not heard of anything else. You can do like a rutine check on the car ur self l mena start it up & test drive it drive on the free way smash the gas after it has warmed up & break really hard without holding on to the steering wheel to see if it pulls either way. Also when u if u decide to buy it write up a bill of sale. info on that I.E. gool : bill of sale auto, ad in the bill of sale u want to have a certified mechanic go over the car, as long as everything checks out good u would still e interested in purchasing the vehicle.
Oh & 2100 its a pretty good price u have to remember that car is 15 years old a few miles. take it to the shop & have them take a look at it im sure the ower wont mind. If they do then u know something is up.
good luck

Actually that is a very good price for that car. l have a '93 Legacy with 250,000 miles on it and it still runs like new.

Make sure that the timing belt has been changed at the proper interval, otherwise, the engine may end up being toast.