Same here with the wanna be R's... a black Civic Sport customized with all the trimmings Fooled me from a distance though...I've only seen four since January 2019... Saw a red one twice and a white one from Missouri. Did see a "wanna be" the other day.
Haven't seen a boost blue (except at the dealership) on the road to date... Seen Red, Blue, Black, Grey & White... mine is the metallic grey... never saw another metallic grey on the road around here besides mine.I've only seen like two others in my 5 months of ownership. No other boost blues yet.
There is a white Fype R parked in the driveway of a house I pass on my way to work. Looks a little weird without the wide fenders.
I see STi's out here all the time... usually with Ski racks =) Very common car out here... I must see a down accords each day along with Mustangs.I live near St. Louis and I have only seen a CTR a handful of times.
I saw two type Rs when I was in Tucson two months ago in the same day. I see a lot more STIs than Type Rs in my area. Mustangs and Camaros are a dime a dozen.
I think it's more surprising that there are "kids" driving around a $40k car. I couldn't afford the CTR until I was years into my careerType R is very common in Toronto. TypeR is more common than the FK7 here. Always bump into a random one every time on the street. Just saw a young teen girl driving a BB when I went pick up my lunch. Surprisingly there are still have kids able to drive stick.
This is fairly common in a city like Toronto. It's the same thing on the west coast in Vancouver - a CTR would be a fairly modest choice in that demographic.I think it's more surprising that there are "kids" driving around a $40k car. I couldn't afford the CTR until I was years into my career
I was surprise too because over here kids mostly driving M3 or AMGI think it's more surprising that there are "kids" driving around a $40k car. I couldn't afford the CTR until I was years into my career