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Year:2011
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Selling my 2011 Subaru WRX Premium 4-door sedan, just under 66,000 miles (65,850 and counting as it is my daily driver). It was my daily driver commuting between Lincoln and Omaha for about a year, so has mostly interstate miles on it. Drives great, and is quite a fun car. Never raced, everything is stock. Black exterior, black interior. Features: Stock AM/FM Radio and speakers, single CD Player, Aux audio jack in center console, Bluetooth Power windows and door locks Cloth seats, front seats are heated, rear seats have fold-down arm rest and both seats fold down for more cargo room Power Moonroof Trunk lip spoiler Windshield wiper heater on windshield It does have a ProSport boost gauge that works, but I never got around to installing it correctly and trimming the wiring, etc. Has some normal wear and tear, some minor damage to the front plastic bumper from when I ran over a poor small creature on the interstate one night. The bumper has a small crack, and the tow hook cover piece was replaced. Has some minor scrape damage to the side of the steering wheel leather. Windshield was recently replaced due to a crack from a large rock hitting it on the interstate. Otherwise no other repairs have been needed. Tires currently on the car are Bridgestone Blizzak winter tires used for 2 winters now, changed in the early spring. I'm also including my set of almost new all-seasons bought last spring, Cooper Zeon RS3-A (unmounted). Stock rims. I am the second owner, I bought the car from a dealership in southern Oklahoma who got it as a trade-in from the first owner. Please email me with any requests for more pictures or questions, I'll try to get back to you quickly. A deposit of $1,000 is required within 48 hours of list closing, full payment within 7 days. I accept PayPal, or Cashiers check or money order in person. |
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The art of WRX-ing in the rain
Tue, Jun 13 2017There it is again, the quiver of the STi's blue rear spoiler. I noticed it yesterday on the Autobahn north of Frankfurt. Although the speed limit was 120 kilometers per hour, I was cruising in sixth gear around 200 kph when the STi's signature rear appendage began to dance in my rear view mirror. Now I'm redlining fifth gear on the front straight of the legendary Nurburgring's north loop and it's back. Only this time the quivering blade is in a deluge of water coming off the Subaru's 18-inch Dunlops. It's a rooster tail worthy of Miss Budweiser and it's a constant and sobering reminder that I'm lapping the 13-mile long Nordschleife in a freezing and unrelenting rain. I'm driving a 2017 German-spec Subaru WRX STi, not the updated 2018 version that'll get revised front end styling, tweaked suspension tuning, larger Brembo brakes and 19-inch wheels and tires. At 240 kph, close to the 2.5-liter boxer four's 6,700 rpm redline, I shift up to sixth gear and change lanes to avoid the standing water on the left side of the track. It's my third lap. I'm getting over-confident. The all-wheel drive WRX STI is dealing well with the tricky conditions and the Ringmeisters of the past that tamed this track since it was first built in 1929 - Ascari, Fangio, Clark, Caracciola, Nuvolari, Rosemeyer, Chiron, and Ickx - are talking to me inside my head. And they're egging me on. Pushing me to go faster. I'm sticking to wet line and staying off the tall curbing that marks most apexes. Bounce the Subi off a curb and I'm sure to star in the next Nurburgring crash video to hit YouTube. I'm also desperately trying to stay off of the new pavement, which dots the circuit and has a coefficient of friction in the wet similar to snot. Then I make a huge mistake on the entrance to Bergwerk, a tight right hand corner that comes up quickly after a long, fast section and the left hand kink that Nicki Lauda got so wrong in the 1976 Grand Prix. The Nordschleife has 160 corners. Most are blind. Many are off camber. All are lined with walls and Armco barriers. Even the straights are kinked and crowned. And there are two very fast downhill compressions and three jumps that max out a car's suspension travel. There's no runoff room. No margin for error. And remembering the course in this weather in just a few laps is impossible, I don't care how much Gran Turismo you've played.
Drive looks at a pair of STI-ified Subaru Impreza RS Coupes
Tue, 15 Oct 2013Among tuners, the legions of Subaru fans are hard to top, displaying all the fanaticism of English soccer fans and a dedication to their vehicles that borders on obsessive. These are compliments, by the way. In the latest video from Drive, Matt Farah takes a look at a pair of very special Imprezas - early Impreza 2.5RS Coupes that have had some serious heart transplants.
The first, a traditional blue model, sports the 2.5-liter, turbocharged flat-four from the 2004 WRX STI, which is good for around 300 horsepower. The other Impreza is a bit more hardcore - the engine is a 2.0-liter, turbocharged four-cylinder from the JDM WRX STI, which we suppose makes it more of an Impreza 2.0RS Coupe. Besides the different engines, both cars represent the unique ideas and style of their owners.
The 10-minute video explores this, digging into why people tune, and how it's a reflection of their own personal driving style and character. Take a look below for another fun vid from the team at Drive.