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Wanna know the pros and cons about this subaru.
Considering purchasing .... so would like some opinions... non turbo uf course lol






thanks fellas

What good is a Scooby if u ca gee fyahz with it??

Seriously dude u com on ole talk to get serious answers....and ur a veteran :s

mitsuboi wrote:Seriously dude u com on ole talk to get serious answers....and ur a veteran :s

so you're not gonna TRY to give a reasonable answer even if this is the ole talk forum?
here used to be real different before allyuh came around inno...note how you only here 2yrs and have just under half the posts of a person who here for 8yrs eh

OP...this thread may require a level of maturity that ole talk can't handle...hope u don't mind my moving it to the subaru forum

No problem Hook......thanks

Tuner just isnt wha it use to be in the ole time days......

back to the topic at hand..........
not buyn the car for fyhaz ...... but in terms of strenght and durability ....

One thing with Subaru is their safety rating.(Except the ad wagon with the subaru name badge) Many people survive/walk out a crash where as in some other vehicles you are sure to be in bag.

Whatever you decide on, if you're under the age of 65 please don't get a wagon.

Subaru has a good crash rating and as far as I can see the gas consumption is very good. N/A that is

it's a good avg vehicle, just note a lot of these models are fwd, if it's roro

which the firm doesn't carry parts for

^^^ hmm

keep the info commin guys .....

appreciate all the comments so far

is a subaru---a fwd subaru---- that supposed to say it all

good, reliable, daily driver IMO. If you bringing it in foreign used, you can get parts new and used in the bamboo. These are actually a little quicker and more fun to drive than the AWD TS IMO. I don't think you can go wrong with one of these

This 2006 model looks good.

Considering buying one myself

QG wrote:This 2006 model looks good.

Considering buying one myself

Weren't you "considering" buying an Evo 9 since 2007 or something so?

DSM_05 wrote:

QG wrote:This 2006 model looks good.

Considering buying one myself

Weren't you "considering" buying an Evo 9 since 2007 or something so?

DSM_05 wrote:

QG wrote:This 2006 model looks good.

Considering buying one myself

Weren't you "considering" buying an Evo 9 since 2007 or something so?

You asked me if i got it since...

hey fellas play nice

depends what ur looking for personally would not buy a non turbo subaru -creature comforts arent all that

safety ratings are good & depending on the model you get there are a lot of after market parts available

Depends on what appeals to you as a driver

Hot Rod wrote:Wanna know the pros and cons about this subaru.
Considering purchasing .... so would like some opinions... non turbo uf course lol






thanks fellas

What's the latest on this...you decided to buy the impresza?

Hey guys I have kind of the same question to ask so instead of making a whole new thread for it I'm simply bumping this old thread.

As for me, I am looking for a decent daily driver. I want to go RORO and my budget is under 100k.

My options so far from looking around are: Tiida, Wingroad. I dont like those cars at all. I feel my options are very limited with this budget and then I saw the TS was going for around 80k and up. I saw a guy mentioned parts will be hard to get for the RORO fwd TS. Can anyone tell me please, if I was to buy the car in the link below for example, what problems I will have sourcing parts or anything else. As a matter of fact if you have any suggestions for a good daily driver please feel free to share.

http://crism.com/cgi-bin/carsquery.cgi? ... 22&code=tt

And yeah I like "fyahz" but for a long time now I much rather cruise my merry way to wherever I going. Plus my friend has one and I know it slow and unresponsive no ass. Just looking for advice on anything I should be aware of beside that.

Any help will be appreciated, thanks.

DnD Auto World (freeport) and M&N (Bamboo) has parts for the Impreza, don't worry!

The impreza would be a very good daily driven vehicle base on good fuel economy (36mpg) and durablity...but the fun of a Subaru is it's AWD and 2.0L Boxer Turbo Engine.

But everyone has his or her own likeness and budget to go with; overall the Impreza is a good vehicle!

QG wrote:DnD Auto World (freeport) and M&N (Bamboo) has parts for the Impreza, don't worry!

The impreza would be a very good daily driven vehicle base on good fuel economy (36mpg) and durablity...but the fun of a Subaru is it's AWD and 2.0L Boxer Turbo Engine.

But everyone has his or her own likeness and budget to go with; overall the Impreza is a good vehicle!

Thanks much man, thats good to know. Btw my friend's TS is AWD, well thats what he told me he saw. Does it make a difference if the TS is AWD or FWD if I am to order one?

The AWD burns more fuel than the FWD lol.

Again it comes down to your preference, but there is not much a big difference if you look at it.

QG wrote:The AWD burns more fuel than the FWD lol.

Again it comes down to your preference, but there is not much a big difference if you look at it.

Ahhh, well that would explain why I hear my friend always complaining about his gas bills. That and the fact that he does mash down from right here to right there lol.

Anyways I appreciate the info bro, thanks alot.

PS: If I had the $ I would buy the legacy no questions asked. But for now all I need is a reliable daily driver and you said this should do the trick for now

Cool man, not a problem.

Hope you get through!!