Am I the only one who is turned off by a car that I will see at least 2 dozen times during any given commute?
3 words, GM.
Kind of like you are differentiating yourself with an inciteful colloquialism?
Had they not showed the "concept", the reactions would have been much more favorable and akin to every other WRX refresh the last decade.
Which two or three are you referring to?
It really wasn't that slow and sloppy at all for 1981.
Sorry, there is nothing sporty whatsoever about the current Outback.
Its odd to me that manufacturers like Audi have no problem putting out cars like the A4 that are fully compliant with all of these crash-worthiness requirements without looking like blunt-nosed bloated caricatures (Im looking at you, Legacy).
Stop being an apoloigist!
An XV crosstrek is a straight up Impreza 5-door +3" lift with some cladding. Calling it a unique vehicle concept in itself is a stretch.
Maybe they're listening....
I owned a WRX for 7 years. Subaru was the closest thing to this with the GC coupe way back in 1999.
It looks so damn slab-sided, especially with all the vertical window frames.
Too many doors (and pounds) and too much slushbox.
Second vote.
The entire idea behind the Eagle, especially the SX4.
The jalop wishlist! AWD, offroad, manual, coupe, wagon. I love lamp.
So what happens when your remote controlled Ford crushes the adjacent Fiat 500 (or God forbid, your neighbor's toddler) while trying to unpark itself?