While at the Toronto Auto Show.......
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Originally Posted by inTgr8r
They're coming out with the Lancer Ralliart to match up against the WRX..... not many details yet.
Very tunable knowing Mitsubishi. I know COBB Tuning is working on an EvoX currently.
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Interesting choice Ian. I've thought about that too Ian. I was looking at one (STI) a Hyundai GM I know had bought for himself (2nd one)from the US. IIRC it was an '06. Can't recall what he paid but it came from Texas. He races cars and bikes and it's primarily a track car
In the next year we may replace H's car and want 4x drive. That would suit and have some fun factor also. A good friend of mine is on his second Outback and loves them. Their new one is the turbo 4.
You should have a serious look at the US. I think Subaru has the warranty and last time I checked there was a notable difference on the $$$.
In the next year we may replace H's car and want 4x drive. That would suit and have some fun factor also. A good friend of mine is on his second Outback and loves them. Their new one is the turbo 4.
You should have a serious look at the US. I think Subaru has the warranty and last time I checked there was a notable difference on the $$$.
Last edited by RBull; 02-19-2008 at 08:05 PM.
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What's surprising is that there are so few choices out there that fit the criteria.
Thankfully I don't have to worry, now that the truck is sorted out... but thats the type of vehicle I'll be looking for.
The only minor issue with warranty on a Subie import is, that you have to pay out of pocket then submit a claim to Subie USA.
:edit:
- When comparing pricing; the US Subie base is w/o premium, CDN base car is c/w premium pkg.
- rumoured to be very close to release is a DCT option (Mitsu has it now for EVO & Ralliart)
Thankfully I don't have to worry, now that the truck is sorted out... but thats the type of vehicle I'll be looking for.
The only minor issue with warranty on a Subie import is, that you have to pay out of pocket then submit a claim to Subie USA.
:edit:
- When comparing pricing; the US Subie base is w/o premium, CDN base car is c/w premium pkg.
- rumoured to be very close to release is a DCT option (Mitsu has it now for EVO & Ralliart)
Last edited by InTgr8r; 02-20-2008 at 07:16 AM.
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