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Subscribe to this threadSubaru Impreza STI pre-orders begin November 15th
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mk @ Nov 14th 2007 1:36PM
@Will,
That is funny, I would buy a 2.5RS Coupe and put an STI drivetrain in it long before I would buy this new STI. I like the tech bits of the new STI, but I can't stand the looks. Worse than previous generations.
A home-brew adaptation of a 22b STI would look far better to me than the new impreza styling monstrosity.
I'd also put an STI turbo, TMIC and intake, Brembos, and a 6MT swap on my already Stage 2 tuned 05 Legacy GT before buying a new STI, too. I could probably do those mods, add in the price I paid for my car, and still come out ahead of a new STI's price.