I’ve got a Aspec SHawd TLX, and dropping the AWD system in here would be epic. I get why they didn’t, but it’d be awesome.

Would they sell it over WRX STIs or S/RS3s?  I don’t know.  But it’d be awesome

While it’s going back in time and probably no one sees this or cares, I bought a 19 TLX ASpec AWD. I test drove a Golf R and I loved it, but the wife did not, and it would have made the Crosstrek the car we both take somewhere.

There are people in the world who do more than react on social media to bullies and assholes, so maybe it's better they get their business cancelled. I don't condone it, but we've all seen stuff like this end up with violence and gunfire. 

I’m not mad about that, even as much as I want Porsche to not make anything but 911s and Cayman/Boxers, I also know that those are just the best sports cars made by a successful truck company.

My MINI experience makes me terrified of reliability of almost anything Euro, probably irrationally so, and I don’t want to…

You barely compare apples to apples.

At about the same time period, I worked as a courier in KC and went to Wichita and back 5 days a week. Had a 98 Civic HX, bought new, for the purpose. Only ended up doing that for about 14 months after I did bought the car, but I ran 72k in the first 12 months I owned the car without a hiccup. Did my oil changes at…

I fixed my issue of having difficulty watching it by hunting down a DVD at a used DVD store.

This right here. And I say that after having purchased a 2019 TLX ASpec AWD 90 days ago. The dealer I purchased from had a few Type-S’s there, and I just wasn’t enough impressed with the specs for the difference to get one instead of the 19 I got.

There also was a $12,500 dealer markup on them, and at that price I’d…

That's the best I’ve got, untouched from my camera from a session a more professional friend was doing of my car to prep for sale.  I kept it around as my goodbye present to myself of a loyal friend now gone. 

My wife and I had an NA as a rental for our honeymoon, and we’ve been waiting impatiently ever since to get one. First it was young and broke. Then it was kids and car seats. Now it’s that I’m 6 weeks into my replacing my daily with a new daily and so it’s a bad time for a car that isn’t a daily. And a bad time to buy…

Ok, how about this:

That would probably do, and I’d already own a Yaris GR if that was an option. I was holding out for the 23 WRX to blow me away and convince me to wait, and since it didn’t I’m a lot more likely to purchase before the Corolla drops.

I should have made it clear that I’m looking at 2-3 year old used cars as comps for a new WRX. Everything in the $30-35k range. That’s on me.

I own an 06 Hawkeye. I want another performance car with AWD, and preferably a manual transmission, and I’m currently in the market.

I hate the plastic wheel wells. I hate them on my wife’s Crosstrek, and I hate them even more on the WRX.

NP. Solidly. I live in Missouri, and I deal with the clouded back window by putting the top down and never putting it back up. Nobody is buying this as a daily, and I have a pair of Subarus for driving in weather conditions that are less than desirable. Yeah, it might need some work, but at that price point you drive…

At one point in my life I owned a Mini Cooper and a Mini van.  Same, but not same.

Why is it that we can’t get these in America. I’d go to a Toyota dealership and order one *today.*

I test drove a 6 speed, but it is my wife’s car and she wanted a sun roof, which isn’t available on any car with a manual. We compromised and got a sun roof.

Don’t get me wrong, I also own a 06 WRX and my teenage daughter has a 350k mile Outback. I’ve toyed with the idea of using my WRX to transplant into the Outback, or trying to find an old 2 door 2.5RS and make a RSTi.

Ok, I own a Crosstrek. I like the idea of this a lot. I like overland modified cars, could see myself actually enjoying them for off the beaten bath camping, and think they look cool.