2006 Subaru Wrx Sti - Clean- Stage2 - Bc Coilover - Accessport - Clean Title on 2040-cars
Rochester, Michigan, United States
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**This sti is clean and reliable, I've taken it on longgg trips without any issues or hiccups or doubts or hessitations** Specs: 2006 Subaru WRX STi 81,782 miles CLEAN TITLE , NO Accidents Factory short throw shifter BC Racing Coilovers (have around 12k miles) Bosal Catback (Axleback also included) Downpipe Accessport Cobb Stage 1 and Stage 2 maps available and ready Cobb Air Intake Rallyarmour Red Flaps Kenwood touch screen radio, ipod, aux, & pandora ready Triple Center gauge cluster with blue/red lit gauges. (temp,Psi,Oil Pres) (Extras) Shaved Trunk(same color)& 5th sti bbs wheel. & Axleback exhaust (straightpipe) Comes with BLIZZAK snow tires (like new- used for 1 season only) Car is in great condition inside and out. No rust. Maintained with proper fluids on a routine schedule. AC is cold and ready for the summer. Need more info just shoot me an EMAIL or TXT (586) 2Nine1- Zero73Two Thanks for viewing and I am not in a rush to sell, mostly because I really rather not sell it |
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Subaru WRX hatchback back off the table
Tue, Apr 22 2014It's fair to see we're rather fond of the new Subaru WRX. That's not to say we don't have a number of issues with the budget sports sedan, though. Foremost among those complaints is that it's short exactly one door. Yes, the sedan-only WRX is just fine, but we'd be lying if we said we weren't missing the long-roofed, five-door model of years past. More pressing than our sentimentality, though, is the business case for a WRX wagon - half of the 2013 WRX and STI models sold had five doors. As a general rule, ignoring half of your former customers isn't the best strategy for long-term success. There was some hope, as recently as a few weeks ago, though, that Subaru would right this wrong and offer a real, five-door WRX. An Australian reporter managed to corner project manager Masuo Takatsu, who said strong interest from the US meant that the Subaru mothership was considering a WRX with a hatch rather than a trunk. Sadly, that doesn't seem to be the case, as Subaru USA is dashing any and all hope of a second body style. According to Motor Trend, the company's US arm reached out to Japan and, despite the statements made by Takatsu, confirmed that there were no plans for a WRX wagon. Sigh...
2013 Subaru Outback Limited
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The 2013 Outback spent some time in my driveway, and as far as jacked-up wagons with off-road cladding go, this is one of the most affordable of the lot. That doesn't mean it's cheap; the Outback I tried was a Limited model with moonroof, navigation, EyeSight, leather and CVT added on. That takes the Outback from its roughly $25,000 starting point and adds nearly $10,000, landing solidly in the mid-$30,000 range. Still, against its most natural competitors like the Volvo XC70 and Audi A6 Avant, the Outback is a better value.
DRIVING NOTES
Subaru's latest infotainment update is for birdwatchers (and the rest of us)
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