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"It will definitely keep the faithful happy, not because it’s a breakthrough model or an innovative tour-de-force, but because it looks, feels and drives so much like the car that preceded it."
http://www.drive.com.au/Editorial/Ar...olfgti&IsPgd=0
TG
Not a bad wrap for the brand... particularly Cconsidering how badly subaru did the 2008 Impreza or even Mazda's 2009 facelift, with teeth like these: :biggrin:
I'd buy one, if I could afford it. Plenty of time though, I'm only 22 and am happy with my 1.8T for now :driver: