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Pros and cons of buying a WRX STi Hatchback 2017-03-20 06:26:06 Post No. 16869620
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Pros and cons of buying a WRX STi Hatchback
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2017-03-20 06:26:06
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I'm thinking of buying my first car and I really love Subaru, more expecificaly the WRX hatchback. So, can you guys tell me why and why not?
The price of a 0km here in Brazil is something arround U$11.500,00
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>>16869620
Irmao, make sure car has service records and isn't modded to mierda. Save up pesos for clean example. Tienes pregunta?
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>>16869620
A regular wrx will be a better daily driver because it has a softer suspension
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Looks fucking stupid. 4 cylinders? Non-sti? What are you even buying? Lol
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I'm looking for a 2.5 turbo STi with 4 cylinders and I'm also planing to race on track days
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>>16869638
I'm looking for a 2.5 turbo STi with 4 cylinders and I'm also planing to race on track days
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>>16869715
0km for 11.5k? A 5-10 year old car with 0 kms? what?
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>>16869626
>writing in spanish when portugese is the main language in Brazil
Obviously a meriburger
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>>16871181
That's Portuguese m8
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>>16869620
The last gen hatch is a soft cunt while the current sedan is a sick cunt.
The current STI is the first time I've ever driven one and not thought immediately "I need to stiffen this up"
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>>16871136
Actually, yes. There are many 0km here because Subaru isn't very known by normal people here and they started selling 2 or 3 years ago.
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>>16871468
Yeah, I know but I can't afford a new one, the cost something around U$55.000,00 here
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