Ah, I see. Thanks for the clarification.

How so? The bulbs and housings are 100% OEM, albeit not from that specific model.

2.) Aftermarket HID headlamps

Only case that doesn't apply is the Subaru Legacy GT Wagon.

Ummmmm....

7.) Interstate 110 North to Interstate 5 North In LA

Features I never use (background: I own a 2008 Acura TL, and my little brother owns a 2004 Subaru Outback H6, and we share cars on a regular basis since the OB used to be mine and he likes the TL):

People who think they know a lot about cars but really don't know much of anything about cars can be surprisingly inept, and are surprisingly numerous among my generation (I'm a sophomore in college). That is who Dodge was hoping to appeal to, and hell, it probably worked on those people to a certain extent.

I agree for this.

Either a Hyundai or a Ford. The grille looks very Hyundai-like, and the front bumper has a very Ford Focus shape to it.

Well, good thing the economy's back on track and our national debt's gone and we can worry about the small things, like crushing imported cars!!!

Personally, I would have opted for taking CA-1 (PCH) the whole way up from Santa Barbara. Great views, great road, and a ton of photo opportunities. A bit longer, but completely worth it IMO.

Basically all hot Subaru Legacy wagons.

With a manual and AWD. Agreed completely.

Basically, there are two groups of tuners here:

I would Decker it right in the face.

I HAAAAATE THOSE THINGS!!!! I was only reminded of them because of a recent trip back to the east coast; seems like they're everywhere there!!!

AGREED.

In LA at least, we kinda do... you can just watch the pedestrian crossing counter. As soon as it ticks past 1, the light turns yellow 9 times out of 10.

2004 Subaru Outback H6 LLBean: Owned by my family since new, belonged to me for a couple years, and now belongs to my brother. 135,000 miles currently. Will keep forever, as far as I'm concerned. Will inevitably be modified, and will be around for quite awhile.