The XT of 1989 was in its fifth year, with three trim levels, DL, GL, and GL-10 Turbo in the original range, and features either innovative or uncommon in its class, including height adjustable pneumatic suspension, a digital dash, a central locking system and a fold down rear seat. The New York Times had called its design the ultimate in jazzy design. The XT used a single 22 inch windshield wiper which tucked under the hood when not in use.
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When introduced, the New York Times called it "the ultimate in jazzy design", in contrast to Subaru's other offerings.
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When introduced, the New York Times called it "the ultimate in jazzy design", in contrast to Subaru's other offerings.
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View the Source 2. U.S. Department of Energy and U.S. EPA (FuelEconomy.gov): FuelEconomy.gov vehicle record 5279: 1989 Subaru XT-DL
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