Any thoughts on these cars?
#11
What are your friends driving? Buying a car just to keep up with your friends is a bad road to take.
It takes money to make cars faster. ALLOT of money. And yes the mustang rides rougher than most cars because they still use a solid rear axle.
I'm usually an american car guy, but the WRX isn't a bad choice if your looking for a fairly new car. Turbo 4 cyl seem the way to go, since every company wants an arm and leg for a v8 these days.
It takes money to make cars faster. ALLOT of money. And yes the mustang rides rougher than most cars because they still use a solid rear axle.
I'm usually an american car guy, but the WRX isn't a bad choice if your looking for a fairly new car. Turbo 4 cyl seem the way to go, since every company wants an arm and leg for a v8 these days.
#12
A large number of Subaru people on this forum I see, more than I thought!
Depends on where you live...
If you need/want AWD and can afford a new WRX or STI I would wait for the new ones to come out. There is a new generation coming out in the next year or two, supposed to be 2 door coupes again which were always my favorite.
If you don't need the AWD...again I would wait for at least one MY, new cars/bikes always have a few kinks so I would get at least the 2nd MY of a car, if not the third. Also there are rumors of an STI or similarly upgraded BRZ coming out soon.
Go Subaru, not Toyota. Not a big difference in price, and what you get in the Subaru is definitely worth it!
Also, the current BRZ is NOT underpowered. It's very light, nimble and handles great. It beats the Hyundai Genesis AND the Mazda Miata (it's competitors) hands down in most car magazines tests. 200HP is nothing to laugh at, that car is quick! If you really care that much about the power just wait for a new version to come out with more power, Subaru SEVERELY underestimated the popularity of the car, they only made 6,000 this year. It's the fastest selling car in America, average time on the lot is FOUR DAYS.
Can't go wrong with a Subie!
Depends on where you live...
If you need/want AWD and can afford a new WRX or STI I would wait for the new ones to come out. There is a new generation coming out in the next year or two, supposed to be 2 door coupes again which were always my favorite.
If you don't need the AWD...again I would wait for at least one MY, new cars/bikes always have a few kinks so I would get at least the 2nd MY of a car, if not the third. Also there are rumors of an STI or similarly upgraded BRZ coming out soon.
Go Subaru, not Toyota. Not a big difference in price, and what you get in the Subaru is definitely worth it!
Also, the current BRZ is NOT underpowered. It's very light, nimble and handles great. It beats the Hyundai Genesis AND the Mazda Miata (it's competitors) hands down in most car magazines tests. 200HP is nothing to laugh at, that car is quick! If you really care that much about the power just wait for a new version to come out with more power, Subaru SEVERELY underestimated the popularity of the car, they only made 6,000 this year. It's the fastest selling car in America, average time on the lot is FOUR DAYS.
Can't go wrong with a Subie!
Last edited by That Guy in Maine; 06-29-2012 at 03:21 PM.
#13
A large number of Subaru people on this forum I see, more than I thought!
Depends on where you live...
If you need/want AWD and can afford a new WRX or STI I would wait for the new ones to come out. There is a new generation coming out in the next year or two, supposed to be 2 door coupes again which were always my favorite.
If you don't need the AWD...again I would wait for at least one MY, new cars/bikes always have a few kinks so I would get at least the 2nd MY of a car, if not the third. Also there are rumors of an STI or similarly upgraded BRZ coming out soon.
Go Subaru, not Toyota. Not a big difference in price, and what you get in the Subaru is definitely worth it!
Also, the current BRZ is NOT underpowered. It's very light, nimble and handles great. It beats the Hyundai Genesis AND the Mazda Miata (it's competitors) hands down in most car magazines tests. 200HP is nothing to laugh at, that car is quick! If you really care that much about the power just wait for a new version to come out with more power, Subaru SEVERELY underestimated the popularity of the car, they only made 6,000 this year. It's the fastest selling car in America, average time on the lot is FOUR DAYS.
Can't go wrong with a Subie!
Depends on where you live...
If you need/want AWD and can afford a new WRX or STI I would wait for the new ones to come out. There is a new generation coming out in the next year or two, supposed to be 2 door coupes again which were always my favorite.
If you don't need the AWD...again I would wait for at least one MY, new cars/bikes always have a few kinks so I would get at least the 2nd MY of a car, if not the third. Also there are rumors of an STI or similarly upgraded BRZ coming out soon.
Go Subaru, not Toyota. Not a big difference in price, and what you get in the Subaru is definitely worth it!
Also, the current BRZ is NOT underpowered. It's very light, nimble and handles great. It beats the Hyundai Genesis AND the Mazda Miata (it's competitors) hands down in most car magazines tests. 200HP is nothing to laugh at, that car is quick! If you really care that much about the power just wait for a new version to come out with more power, Subaru SEVERELY underestimated the popularity of the car, they only made 6,000 this year. It's the fastest selling car in America, average time on the lot is FOUR DAYS.
Can't go wrong with a Subie!
Last edited by BadS1; 07-02-2012 at 03:52 PM.
#15
What are your friends driving? Buying a car just to keep up with your friends is a bad road to take.
A wrx wouldn't be a bad choice and I've considered it, but I'm personally more into N/A cars. hehe just my preference, but I am considering a wrx.
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#19
Seriously the worst mistake I made as a teenager was to not keep my first car. I would have saved thousands of dollars instead of leasing, financing and buying out tons of cars.
Stick with a reliable car that you dont have payments on, pay your insurance and save your money. That's the best advice I can give. Keep your mustang even though I would have understood your frustration...patience is key!
Good luck on your decision!
Stick with a reliable car that you dont have payments on, pay your insurance and save your money. That's the best advice I can give. Keep your mustang even though I would have understood your frustration...patience is key!
Good luck on your decision!
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