Ironically I've done that. But it was in traffic(stop and go) and I embarrassingly stalled.

Hmm. That's probably the case. Just wishful thinking on a manual enthusiast's part, I suppose.

If there is a six speed with that diesel...I will want this truck. I've needed a hauler, this might be just the thing I'm looking for.

That would be the electronic parking brake.

Edit: Whoops, thought you were talking about the button. Maybe it's a screwup since that's clearly a shift knob?

Even the ad pronounces it wrong, by Korean standards. Hyun is all one syllable. I guess it's more difficult for others to pronounce it, but you kind of combine the h and y, if that makes sense to you guys.

Hey, a car that will make that Millennials guy shut up!

At least Subaru already has the reputation of having ugly cars. Lexus on the other hand...can't really afford to make ugly cars for the demographic that they serve.

Sadly, the power output probably won't change until the Evo's does. And that's not going to happen any time soon...

THIS many times over. Due to the high current draw that a Model S would have to have to charge the battery, an old small or corroded wire would have very high internal resistance. In either case, the additional resistance to the high current would generate a sizeable amount of heat. Leave it on for any length of…

For less, even.

All about that USDM life, they are.

Well, the only problem with number 3 is that copper wire is already an expensive commodity, including a way to track the wire would be an exorbitant cost, considering the length of wire one needs to wire a streetlight system. I prefer your other methods, licensing scrappers would definitely cut down on a lot of it.

Excuses! That's what the wagons are for!

To war we ride! For the coupes and wagons!

The most beautiful Subaru ever made, and the primary reason for my username. They just don't make them like they used to. Subaru needs some WRX coupe action!

This video was so beautiful. Perfect length, perfect music choice.

I don't know what his is, but mine is simplify and add lightness. And throw a little sexy in there too, if you have time, I guess.

It's the fact that they're cheap and aftermarket parts are plentiful. That being said, the S2000 is quite fun to hoon around.

I see what you did there.

Um, Toyota owns 16.5% of Fuji Heavy Industries, which is the parent company of Subaru.