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btw, my Z and G will stay no matter wat.
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the only reason why i would need to get the sti-limited vs standard sti would be to rid dat ricor wing. i hate dat hugearse wing. :mad: and while the sti has a much more intense drivetrain with the 3 lsd's and programmable center diff, i think the dynamic vectoring on the wrx will be plenty for street use? i dont plan on rallying anywhere.. and honestly i will probably just run the car stock. the wrx limited's interior is nice enough for me with the leather seats. i would just add the nav maybe. $32k or something.. |
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The 40 extra HP in the STi is negligable. I've yet to see any of my buddies 4 WRX's get stuck, slide, or slip through heavy snowfall on stock all-season tires. I have seen a STI take a few moments to get going because of the 3 LSD thing. Pros and Cons to both. But don't just assume the highest trim is better than the middle. For you, personally. I'd go WRX. Especially with your ankle. |
so for sedans here are my choices.. (good / bad)
'16 accord sport 6MT (appearance / ordinary) '16 wrx limited 6MT (quick / exterior appearance) '16 wrx sti limited (quick / stiff) '16 is350 f-sport (appearance / no MT) at my age, the lexus is more me, but then again i want MT..and if going for dressup i still think my G35C is prettier than the is350's.. |
if you need a daily driver i wouldn't go with a subaru. why not go with something cheaper?
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yah, the 0-60's ive seen on the wrx / sti are pretty similar.. i want the sti badge cause it's top of the line (good feeling), but then im a car guy and i have to go with the car, not so much the badging. if wrx enthusiasts of today are dat excited about the wrx vs sti, im sure it is true. |
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Not a sedan, but Ford Focus RS? Or an Audi S3/4? |
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btw, anyone know the braking distance for the wrx? i read that the sti does 60-0 in 108ft which is fine. but wat about the wrx? :ugh: i hate weak brakes. |
polestar? wat kinda name is dat? :rofl2:
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