new impreza sedan 2011.

[FRAWLS]

That Porsche is amazing looking and the stats, if actually verified in the real world production model will be ground breaking but of course at a price. Back on planet affordable everyday sports car I forgot to add the Focus RS to my examples of clean performance cars 225co2 and 300 bhp which is also 1,100 less a year to tax than the current sti. If we ever want to see Subaru back in the WRC they have to start making money and to do that they need to sell cars which are current and relevant. It would be a shame if the EVO XI was to lead the charge so hopefully Subaru will wake up and act before it is too late and they end up like Saab or dumbed down by Toyota into cheap reliable diesel econo-boxes.

Frawls

 

[Bren.]

http://www.auto-motor-und-sport.de/...nd-subaru-1431111.html?item=35#article_detail

Translated
http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translat...=0#article_detail&lp=de_en&btnTrUrl=Translate

In April 2008 Toyota and Fuji Heavy (Subaru) had announced the expansion of their co-operation. At that time the goal was spent of placing to end of 2011 a compact sports car on the wheels which was to come to relatively a favourable price also to Europe.

What the hell am I looking at?

 

[mika]

Latest Details here
http://www.autocar.co.uk/News/NewsArticle/Subaru-Impreza/248402/


Edit:....Oh yea, not an STI

 

[tommy 555]

i actually like that , get it lowered a bit and a decent boot spoiler and i would consider buyin one in the future

 

[AndyC]

I like that.

 

[gerry]

[quote author=FRAWLS link=topic=21744.msg264344#msg264344 date=1267803240]
That Porsche is amazing looking and the stats, if actually verified in the real world production model will be ground breaking but of course at a price. Back on planet affordable everyday sports car I forgot to add the Focus RS to my examples of clean performance cars 225co2 and 300 bhp which is also 1,100 less a year to tax than the current sti. If we ever want to see Subaru back in the WRC they have to start making money and to do that they need to sell cars which are current and relevant. It would be a shame if the EVO XI was to lead the charge so hopefully Subaru will wake up and act before it is too late and they end up like Saab or dumbed down by Toyota into cheap reliable diesel econo-boxes.

Frawls
[/quote]

is the focus only 900 to tax . thats even less the the new and old model impreza model as I'm paying 935. how much are the new evo's to tax

 

[WRX]

i like that pic as well mint looking fingers crossed it will come out over here to be honest i like all subarus the feeling you get when you drive them brings a smile to my face every time and havent driven a car yet that gives me that same smile

 

[FRAWLS]

[quote author=gerry link=topic=21744.msg268694#msg268694 date=1269380432]
[quote author=FRAWLS link=topic=21744.msg264344#msg264344 date=1267803240]
That Porsche is amazing looking and the stats, if actually verified in the real world production model will be ground breaking but of course at a price. Back on planet affordable everyday sports car I forgot to add the Focus RS to my examples of clean performance cars 225co2 and 300 bhp which is also 1,100 less a year to tax than the current sti. If we ever want to see Subaru back in the WRC they have to start making money and to do that they need to sell cars which are current and relevant. It would be a shame if the EVO XI was to lead the charge so hopefully Subaru will wake up and act before it is too late and they end up like Saab or dumbed down by Toyota into cheap reliable diesel econo-boxes.

Frawls
[/quote]

is the focus only 900 to tax . thats even less the the new and old model impreza model as I'm paying 935. how much are the new evo's to tax
[/quote]

Focus Rs is 225 co2 so that's 1,050 to tax, the sti is 2,100 the evo x is 2,100 basically anything over the magic 225 co2 is never going to sell here and that includes this ridiculous after-market bodykitted looking wide bodied wrx as Subaru Ireland only sell diesel Subarus.