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March 17th, 2005 04:57 PM #11Originally Posted by ILuvDetailing
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March 17th, 2005 08:30 PM #12
I would take an Impreza any day Kaso sourcing parts locally is a b1tch! Erpats ko kasi may Scooby Legacy, and ultimo brake pads kelangan pa nameng bilhin from the US. Pero ang masasabi ko lang is matibay ang Subaru. One of the best cars we've owned. So kung may pera ka naman, and you're willing to spend on maintenance, then okay na okay ang Impreza WRX for you!
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March 18th, 2005 02:13 AM #13
I bet you its a good car. But I'm just not quite sure how fast you can go on Manila streets when it is all traffic :question: . I really doubt if you can do justice of how fast the car can achieve when you drive it on the perpetually busy traffic of Manila. But of course, if you drive thru the freeway all the time, that would be great!
But if you are ardently passionate about driving cars that can go hypersonic speeds, then go for it! It is one of the undeniably inimitable cars on the road I can think of...
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March 18th, 2005 02:37 AM #14
1.9M for the WRX? is that the STi version?
Car & Driver Feb 2005 issue compared the WRX STi with the Evo MR. Prices are:
EVo MR, base: $ 36,074
WRX STi, base price: $ 32,870
1.9M is cheap for an STI considering that the Touareg cost about the same and i believe it is sold back there for P3M+(?)
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March 18th, 2005 02:39 AM #15
If I had the chance to buy a WRX again, it would be the STi.
WRX 5-speed tranny = brittle and notchy even after 12,000 miles. And you have to constantly pray that your tranny will engage in reverse easily without the clanking/grinding sound, nakakahiya sa parking lot
Just my opinion and my own experience and not reading magazines. And yes, the tranny is a known problem with Subaru, except for the 6-speed STi tranny.
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PhP1.9mil (PhP600K ba ang tax?) = If so, its approx. $25K which sounds about right for a WRX. Pero kung STi nga, mura na.Last edited by Karding; March 18th, 2005 at 02:44 AM.
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March 18th, 2005 03:13 AM #16
1.9 M divided by 54 = $35,185.185. Im a subbie fanatic but I think there's injustice in it. I got my sti for only 30,000 plus tax BUT that's an STI. But if there's no issue on the dollars ...well go for it. I was able to test drive the wrx hundred times before i decided to get the STI and the only deciding factor was the safety ( braking, front and rear differential ). Am not saying that WRX brake system is a crap. The fact that the 2.0 has a better and higher rev factor which makes more fun to drive. And don't worry about the reliability, this is my third SUBARU and i can say it was built to last ( just don't forget to change the oil) . In 2004,The Most Reliable Car Overall was SUBARU according to CNN business/cars section edging HONDA to second place.And you guys think it's Mercedes or Toyota , right.
By the way, check this out...autolink.ph.com i saw a couple of brand new WRX that cost something like 1.8? and a pre-owned 1997 for 500k?
Good Luck.
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March 18th, 2005 05:45 AM #17
Wow, 2004 Most Reliable na pala ang Subaru, its about time. I know previously that year, Subaru suffered in reliability survey.
imprezawrxsti, out of curiousity...what previous Subarus have you had?
Do you have the GG or GD chassis? Because STi's in North America has a 2.5 engine on it.
Am not saying that WRX brake system is a crap
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March 18th, 2005 07:35 PM #18
AFAIK 1.9m is just the WRX. From the dealer. STi is around 3m.
The scooby would be a nice car, and reliable... as long as you don't go to GM for service.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
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March 18th, 2005 10:12 PM #19
1.9M afaik late WRX yan or else get the new facelift...wrx has long freeplay suspension strut w/ 205/60/16 which is more supple/cushion ride than our regular compaq sedan, practical as daily driven .. and can manage 0-100KMH in sub 5.7sec and 235kmh++max
for gray RX8
for practicality accord 3.0..>>hehe
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March 19th, 2005 12:30 AM #20
Go for the Scoobie! You won't regret it. You can go to ERL or Fusion R for servicing if out of warranty na.
Choice I would have made as well.:nod:
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