Sounds like socialism to me.
davidj210
davidj210
That's crazy. I got my Impreza in June of 2012, in southeastern PA. Had a hard time finding a base model, but there were plenty of manuals around.
The football games probably do. Soccer games, in the Patriot League? Doubtful.
Interesting, I had no trouble at all finding a 2012 Impreza with a manual. Most of the dealerships in my area had at least 1-2.
You live in Jersey?
It is indeed an enormous timesink, but one of the more fun timesinks I've ever encountered.
Definitely is. Also, I think that Lambo decided to be a pelican for a moment.
I went off that ramp in a pickup and just barely made it over the highway. Then a message came up saying "Jump stunt failed", or something like that.
Sounds like they went out with a bang.
One flywheel would wreck your handling, no matter what you do. I'd recommend two flywheels, spinning opposite directions.
That's what I was thinking as well.
He probably had it in his trunk, and the rescue workers took it out and just left it there?
I think they may be trying to "save the manuals" by making it easier for people to get comfortable with them. Does anyone know if the rev-matching features found in some newer cars can be disabled?
I thought that was Jerry Seinfeld at first.
They still are, as a matter of fact.
Well, this looks like an absolute riot. I'd be tempted to go with some sort of plastic wheels with no grip and drift around the whole track.
Your link about Subaru working to make cars safer for dogs just links back to this article. Anyway, my girlfriend's 40 lb pointer/lab/bluetick coonhound mix is perfectly comfy in the back of my Impreza hatchback. I have a rubber trunk liner, and all the other surfaces back there are plastic, so it's easy to get the…
Nooooo I love my 2.0i. And for the record, I see more Crosstreks around than 2012+ Imprezas.
Or a Lamborghini tractor?