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10-16-2013, 09:53 PM
#8008
I know you're just messing around. I'd love to have a white ss, but seeing the imp blue all cleaned up is priceless. There's just something about it in person. Pictures really don't do the color justice.
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10-16-2013, 10:16 PM
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Lol the one I was gonna get was lowered and had polished weeks but other then that it was all stock. The imp blue looks great cleaned up it's almost like black when it's cleaned up so clean and nice looking esp with the mettallic in it 
10-17-2013, 09:15 AM
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Couldn't have said it better myself <3
As for WRX's I've been thinking about getting one too.. Have always been crushing over them </3 still pretty pricey though and dealers don't give me **** for my car. I'd be better off with a private sale. But every time I'm thinking about trading my car in or selling it, it impresses me.
As for WRX's I've been thinking about getting one too.. Have always been crushing over them </3 still pretty pricey though and dealers don't give me **** for my car. I'd be better off with a private sale. But every time I'm thinking about trading my car in or selling it, it impresses me.
10-17-2013, 11:07 AM
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Brian, if you sell your car, I actually think I'd cry. Atleast pay it off first and make it your beater! 
But I'm pretty sure the day I graduate I'll be getting a new car, so 2 years haha.
But I'm pretty sure the day I graduate I'll be getting a new car, so 2 years haha.
10-17-2013, 04:02 PM
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you can find the new wrx's at a decent price right around 20-25 but its a different story for the sti and i have no idea why because the new wrx's (2011-2013) are actually faster from what ive heard then the new sti's
10-17-2013, 05:00 PM
#8016
They technically aren't faster but the gearing is definitely an advantage. It allows more of a power band compared to more shifts. Even though the stis do have a bigger turbo it allows for more room to work with. They also have the si drive to allow power to be distributed to all the wheels equally.
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10-17-2013, 05:48 PM
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oh ok i was just going by what my buddy was telling me lol. never really got into subies cause all the owners are a holes. but now your talking lol they are so damn nice!!! would love to have one or an 06-07 duramax lol my cousins 08 gmc sierra is giving him issues and just dropped 2k in it today and hes going to look at a 14 saturday haha
10-17-2013, 06:03 PM
#8019
I stopped today at the dealership after work to take this pic and the salesmen just darted out of the showroom. Guy came up to me and was telling me how its a brand new arrival today, only 2 miles, fully loaded, SLT Z71, 22s, leather, heated everything, all the bells and whistle, and the price tag of $51,780. My jaw just about dropped.
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10-18-2013, 06:26 AM
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I stopped today at the dealership after work to take this pic and the salesmen just darted out of the showroom. Guy came up to me and was telling me how its a brand new arrival today, only 2 miles, fully loaded, SLT Z71, 22s, leather, heated everything, all the bells and whistle, and the price tag of $51,780. My jaw just about dropped.
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10-18-2013, 07:17 AM
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I'm in need of a new winter car. This is going to be the last winter for my 98' Cavalier RS.
She was good to me. I've owned her for 14 years come this February. Never failed me.
I've been tossing around the idea of owning just one car that would be good in all weather. What I've been thinking of are the new wrx's.
Practical, good in the snow, and has good power to keep my hp addiction at bay.
She was good to me. I've owned her for 14 years come this February. Never failed me.
I've been tossing around the idea of owning just one car that would be good in all weather. What I've been thinking of are the new wrx's.
Practical, good in the snow, and has good power to keep my hp addiction at bay.
10-18-2013, 11:56 AM
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I'm in need of a new winter car. This is going to be the last winter for my 98' Cavalier RS.
She was good to me. I've owned her for 14 years come this February. Never failed me.
I've been tossing around the idea of owning just one car that would be good in all weather. What I've been thinking of are the new wrx's.
Practical, good in the snow, and has good power to keep my hp addiction at bay.
She was good to me. I've owned her for 14 years come this February. Never failed me.
I've been tossing around the idea of owning just one car that would be good in all weather. What I've been thinking of are the new wrx's.
Practical, good in the snow, and has good power to keep my hp addiction at bay.
