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For general wear items, strangely, about the same. Both cars share a chassis with a common, plebian version (regular impreza, Audi 100/A6) so scarcity isn't really an issue.
It's not a malfunction, but an intentional path. The idea is to decrease the missile's range so that, in the event that something does go wrong, it can't go outside the missile testing range.
Audi UrS4/S6 = way more power, way better interior, way more comfortable, way faster, just as reliable, easy to wrench on. I wanted a 2.5 RS and wound up with an UrS6, no regrets.
So a column about all the hate mail you get for owning a Ferrari? Clever way to work in, yet again, that you own a Ferrari. Do you ever write about anything else fuckface. [/sarcasm]
James Glickenhaus
I've driven both and I actually think they're fine as-is, but the Internet critics say otherwise. So if it has to have more power, I vote 220 to 235 or so, from a turbo. That seems reasonable.
What is the right amount of extra power you'd like while keeping the costs where people would like it? Remember, it can't step on the toes of the WRX, either. I'm just putting it up for discussion, not trying to start an internet argument.
I think he may have turned in too soon. needed a wider arc to hit the apex with the car at the right angle.
Current title made me think I was watching a video of a Civic that avoided hitting a car that was in the process of crashing.
I fully support this, mostly because electric mode is RWD only so you could hoon it through the snow in complete silence. That sounds like my idea of a relaxing evening.
For what it's worth, I don't know how I feel about what comes across as the glorification of gang culture, but I say that as someone who has family that has gotten too tied up in that scene in real life. I know these are just kids, and it's make-believe, yadda yadda, but still.
I love these things too. Sure, they may not be able to off road like a Jeep or Range Rover, but that's not the point. Mega fast sleeper you can use all 12 months of the year, and has tons of room to carry stuff. When I eventually get around to making a family, something like this will be top of the list.
+1!
I know these are sort of the anti-Jalop, but I harbor a not-so-secret lust for one of these performance luxury SUVs. The idea that I can throw all my dogs into something that can do 150+, take an on-ramp at speed, embarass the majority of pony-car owners at the stoplight, and be ignored by 99% of the population…
#SubieSwag #BoxerPride #Hashtag
I promise I'll stop, but in all seriousness, the WRX/STi is as awesome car. Still trying to figure out if I wan't an STi, or if I want to modify the TurboPumpkin.
if you ever need some great driving roads in the finger lakes, I have a few loops around naples and canandaiguia, that are great. A nice mix of dirt access roads, and twisty paved hills. I own the "sorta" grandfather to the sti.
I've been there many many times and now that I'm retired, I'm happy to say that I never have to go back. It's not a secret base, but since the general population isn't invited, it's one of the lesser-known Channel Islands. The SEALs do their thing in their area, everyone else does their thing somewhere else. The…
OH NO SOMEONE LIKES SOMETHING I DON'T. THEY'RE WRONG AND CIRCLEJERKERS AND I DON'T LIKE IT.
Hell man, the guy with the RX7 made the smartest move he could selling it while it was still riding the hype machine. Who would keep that piece of shit if someone offered them $9500?