
The Rogers and Hammerstein musical South Pacific is a tale of war, international flings and racial prejudice. It ends with an uplifting scene in which the protagonist (a woman named Nellie) has overcome her racial issues related to her boyfriend's half-Polynesian children and she joins them in singing a children's song in French that goes something like: "Dites-moi Pourquoi,
La vie est belle, Dites-moi Porquoi, La vie est gai... Est-ce que...Parce que...
Vous m'aimez?" which translates roughly to "Tell me why, life is beautiful, tell me why, life is gay...is it...because...you love me?" Today we have a French-Canadian owned Subaru Legacy GT Berline with 300,000 kilometers (these are some kind of European equivalent of miles and by our best calculation accounting for latitude/longitude, is roughly 2 million miles) and we think we can convince you to throw aside your prejudices and learn to love this beautiful wagon. Find this
1998 Subaru Legacy GT Berline for sale in Montréal, QC, Canada for $1,900 CDN (~$1900 USD) via kijiji.ca.