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I tried to ignore what people said..
I convinced myself I'd get another "sometime in the future"..
But the truth is..
NA Imprezas aren't all that.
Had mine for 3 months now and at first it was great but the novelty has worn off fast. Was down a mates garage today and he had a line of wrx/ sti Classic Imprezas. Beside making me jealous as f**k I realised how mine doesn't match up.
So the plan is to get a few bits sorted on mine, should fly through its MOT in November then it's up for sale. The money will be used/ put towards a classic (turbo) Impreza. Can't wait!
I convinced myself I'd get another "sometime in the future"..
But the truth is..
NA Imprezas aren't all that.
Had mine for 3 months now and at first it was great but the novelty has worn off fast. Was down a mates garage today and he had a line of wrx/ sti Classic Imprezas. Beside making me jealous as f**k I realised how mine doesn't match up.
So the plan is to get a few bits sorted on mine, should fly through its MOT in November then it's up for sale. The money will be used/ put towards a classic (turbo) Impreza. Can't wait!
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Totally agree with you. It's the first 4WD car I've ever driven and it's put a smile on my face. It gets looks from everyone and a lot of people ask me about it. I want a car that I can work on properly, one that I'm going to keep for the next few years at least. I love improving my NA but it's always in the back of my mind that it won't be here for much longer.
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Since buying my first Impreza 12 years ago I couldn't go back to a N/A car and every runaround I have had since as well has had to have a Turbo...........I find Fuel Injected cars just try to hard lol
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I ran a non turbo bugeye wagon for 6 months as a stop gap. Driving it fast was a case of carrying as much hard-won speed as possible through corners, a bit like a 2cv. Overtaking was nearly impossible. Good solid car though, just the job for a district nurse in Cumbria.
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Our N/A 165bhp 2.5 Outback isn't exactly quick but once you get it going, it doesn't need to be slowed down around corners so progress is pretty rapid.
But we didn't buy it for speed - it's a nippy enough workhorse. At least the engine sounds okay.
But we didn't buy it for speed - it's a nippy enough workhorse. At least the engine sounds okay.
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