I'm a fan, but they did change quite a few things in the WRX that make it worth a lot more.. and there's really nothing that comes close to it in performance at that price for the most part. The STI didn't change a whole lot, but for the WRX as a building block, I think you need to check your sources.

Stiffer…

They're all the same price unless you jump to limited. Any time they have a special edition, they don't charge any extra (unless you go from premium to limited). Not sure if the gold wheels are limited, though.

Yet they sell every one of them every year. Last April I couldn't find one. Bought an orange one because they didn't have it in a 5 door.. but still have a hatch impreza for the squaw.

A frequent retort to the appearance of such scarce rides as this is that rarity does not equate to desirability. I ould aver that even if this tobacco branded Syclone had been made in the thousands, it would still represent a high level of wantability, and in fact that the paucity of ownership opportunities are only…

This still from one of the many r/c helicopter videos of the Corvette Museum sinkhole is possibly the most hearbreaking shot yet.

Gotcha! Good to know man! Thanks for the update and explanation, for sure.

Brilliant.

Every bit of this logic goes out the door when you have that much velocity on ice.

Good to know! Thanks.

Our car had winter tires on it (Dunlop SP WinterSport 3D) which do lower the limits slightly. But shit it's fun. Throw it into a corner, and I mean really throw it, and the rex will just say "ok, let's fucking do this," and it'll tackle whatever you throw at it. The steering is communicative and inspires confidence,…

How do you figure? They're just pulling the fender lining to wrap completely inside. It's not like they were rolling them. Besides, most that try to flush cars like these don't have to do a whole lot, including rolling the fenders. They're already pretty flush and filled.

I don't like these wheels. Obviously just my opinion, but bleh.

You might think traction control is great when the roads are slippery (and it is!), but it's quite the opposite if you got into stuck

Plasti-dip.

http://www.nhtsa.gov/cars/rules/imp…

GTS & GTR Skyline from 1/96 to 1/98. Eligible for import, not emissions compliant.

So, was that just an anomaly?

Where's the info on this?

It's not really meant to impress as much as having something that's an icon for its time and something not a lot of people have.

A Subaru 360 doesn't have 50hp, looks like a beetle, is expensive to maintain, but it doesn't mean it isn't a cool part of history to own for the price. This car may not be impressive…

What this means is that there is no need to risk importing a grey market R32 that could be seized and destroyed. And what's even better is as time goes on, even more exciting cars will be able to come to America. I'm looking at you, Subaru 22B STI. 2023 can't come fast enough.

BAM.

It's a fucking vehicle, not a tank. If it happened to be a civilian, nobody would give a shit other than, "that's overkill".

The difference between army and police is that Police go home at night and don't risk going to jail if they decide to do the right thing. Granted, there are a lot of shitty cops out there, but for the most part it's not even the same.

It's a vehicle, not a tank.