Most people on Nosiac seem to think there wont be a new STi for about 2 more years. As far as gas mileage, that only sucks if you have an STi lol. My 2015 stg2 wrx gets 34mpg on the freeway.
The law was created to fix problems as a result of manufacturers using disclaimers on warranties in an unfair or misleading manner. I don't have a clue where people got the idea that it has anything to do with modifying a car to run outside the stock parameters, but they couldn't be more wrong.
Its really quite simple- if you modify your car to operate outside of the stock parameters the manufacturer can and most likely will deny your warranty claim. Its very easy for a professional mechanic to tell when parts have been removed, altered, or put back in place.
And guess what? Every single house is worth more now than they were back in 2006. I get what you're saying though...everyone want to buy low and sell high. Thats not very realistic though. Very few people can afford to buy houses with the sole purpose of financial gain. Most people buy so that...
Houses are appreciating much faster than the $160 a month you're trying to save. That makes no sense to wait 3-4 years if thats all you're saving. You'll be even further behind, and your down payment will be less (percentage wise) than it is now. You dont think the house you're looking at will...
I said the CTR has a giant wing, which it does. Again, I didn't say anything bad about the car. Your reading comprehension is clouded by your sensitivity.
I don't have an STi, that's a 2015 wrx. I frequent several car sites, because I am a car enthusiast. I didn't even talk down on the CTR, yet your panties are already in a bunch. How insecure can you be?
For an old design the wrx/sti still push 30k units in the USA though. Even if only 15% of...
Most of these people who love the giant spoiler were the same ones talking shit about the spoiler on the STi until it showed up on the CTR LOL. Clowns.
Unless you have horrendous credit i would never pay cash for a car. Put some down and invest the rest into something that has a return thats higher than your interest rate.
I don't own a type r, but I make just over $100k. Im a mechanic in northern california at a factory that makes cans for coke, pepsi and a shit ton of beer companies. I make $35/hr but i work 12hr days 4 on, 4 off. After 8hrs i get 1.5x pay and 2x pay when i get called in.
I bought a 2015 wrx...
Those features are great when you're tired, that's the only time i put them on (gf's kia has all that). The rest of the time i leave them off. I like having the option though.