Now make it AWD, Sportback and we’re talking. Otherwise it’s a plain FWD Sedan with turbo (pretty good one, but still).

So I can expect 98 HP if I get this car with CVT (probably 95% Crosstreks sold that way)?

Now that’s a badass looking car: big offroad tires, lifted, with useful rack... and with 121 poor horses that are almost deal spinning that stupid CVT. I remember times when Subaru associated with WRC baaack in the days

Exceptionally ugly wheels

My thoughts, exactly. So how is that different with 10yr Hyundai now? I put an aftermarket wheen and they will void engine warranty?

Does it mean that I can buy Subaru for example, replace half of the parts (turbo, etc) with non-original and still be under warranty?

With proper DSG or Auto. Not with CVT

How does it compares to X1? Ive tried both generations of X1 (both 2.8i), and E84 feels way more fun.

Make it safe, make it comfy, make it unique and get some Continental GT, 8-series and S coupe customers

Oh. I get it. Yeah, this is basically extra $600 for one year, which is about 1.5% of a car price. Terrible descision at 3.0%ARP, but something to consider at .9% ARP.

How is that $4,396.69 total interest for one extra year?
It’s extra 1400 bucks for having extra $70 in the pocket each month.

I’m millenial, 28yo, live in Chicago and never owned a car. I’m probably doing something wrong, but if I need a car I’ll either buy a beater with case, lease something cheap (hello leasehackr), or get something with extremely short loan (1-2 years), cause paying over $10k cash at the same time is a bad idea.

Other way round

Once I moved to states the only car ive taken to test drive was 2008 obxt. It got some miles(hello timing belt) but was in perfect condition. No surprise it was sold next weekend. I still want one, but realize it will 10 years old (next year at best).

Dunno. 2.5L engine and Automatic (not CVT) looks better to me.

Subaru becomes boring => no one buys XT trims => Subaru becomes evem more boring.

This is exact my situation. I live in highrise in downtown, and one time my GF were visiting. Parked the car, but it was missing sticker, or close to fire hydrant or something like that. $160 for towing, $150 for ticket. Parking in the area cost around $20, uber one way is less then $10, but then your commute is…

Im searching for tickets from austin. About to take flight early in the morning, if i find how do i get back home this weekend.

Street jumps in Chicago, yeah ;)

I’d be happy to see modern S4 Avant too. But realistically, S5 sportback is answer to all out prayers (not bad though)