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Richard @ Apr 25th 2008 9:40PM
Peter,
I loved my first SVX, I loved my first Legacy GT, I loved my second SVX, my Outback VDC and I really love my Spec. B. (#350).
In fact with the exception of a 1976 Alfa 2000 GTV and a BMW 325 ix, I have had no cars that I can say I loved more. Though there was that 1974 Volvo 145 when I was in highschool - you know - european answer to a van, but that was a different kind of love.
What I love most about my Spec. B is that it eats sissy BMW's and unsuspecting "sports" cars all day long. When it snows, I go, when it rains, I go...and the only maintenance to date (43k miles) has been oil @ $39.00 per change.
I expect I'll be loving an STi soon.