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Jruhi4 @ Apr 2nd 2008 10:50AM
Sorry, but I'm going to be the contrarian optimist in here. Through hookups with Nissan and General Motors in the past, Subaru maintained its feisty, independent nature. Why should things be any different under Toyota? Subaru's sporting-and-rally personality with the strong backing of blander-yet-über-profitable Toyota is a win-win for both companies.
zamafir @ Apr 2nd 2008 10:52AM
Why? Is toyota like Nissan or GM? Do they frequently take a hands off approach to companies or are they the most scrupulous company in the car industry. Go drive the new STI and the previous generation back to back and you'll get where everyone is coming from.
Alex @ Apr 2nd 2008 10:53AM
i hope you are right.
sw @ Apr 3rd 2008 12:55AM
To add to psarhjinian's comment. If any of you doubt his statement, check out the new optra and then check out the new impreza.