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Subscribe to this threadSubaru Impreza STI pre-orders begin November 15th
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Chuck @ Nov 14th 2007 12:39PM
It was so funny when all the Subaru fan boys were happy that GM sold their stake to Toyota. How Toyota was going to improve Subaru's line. Just look at what Toyota has done to the sti. It's like they somehow combined an Aztec with Toyota blandness. That' is one ugly monstrosity.
nissanfreak87 @ Nov 14th 2007 1:00PM
umm, Toyota didn't do this, Toyota only owns 20% of the company, which they basically wanted so they could access Subaru's AWD systems, etc...
The STI is WAY better than the plain-jane Impreza and WRX, but I'm still a bigger fan of the 02-07 models
Ricky @ Nov 14th 2007 3:56PM
Subaru did this to win rallys. Sedans just don't handle like hatchbacks in rain/snow/dirt/asphalt. BTW Toyota only owns 8.4% of Fuji Heavy Ind. The 20% was GM, who sold 8.4 to Toyota and left 11.6 on the market. In the end, this car was built for Petter Solberg.