Subaru Wrx Sti 23,500 Miles on 2040-cars
Marion, New York, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:2.5
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Silver
Make: Subaru
Number of Cylinders: four
Model: WRX
Trim: Looks like stock WRX
Drive Type: Stock
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
Mileage: 23,500
Safety Features: Passenger Airbag
Sub Model: STI
Car is in great shape I'm selling it because I'm buying a house and I NEVER DRIVE IT as you can see by the mileage. Stored in barn in the winter, oil changed ever 1,500 mile with Mobil One fully synthetic oil. Tires and rims are brand new. Call with any questions (585) 880-3153
Mod list is as follows:
Axis Stage 2 Block
Ultimate Racing GT35R w/ .82 A/R Hotside
Ultimate Racing Front Mount Intercooler
Ultimate Racing Cold Air Intake w/ MAF relocated
Buschur Racing Hi Flow Walbro Fuel Pump
Power Enterprise 850cc Injectors
Tial 44mm External Wastegate Dumping to Atmosphere
Tial 50mm Blow Off Valve
Spec Stage 1 Street Clutch
AEM Wideband O2
AEM Tru Boost EBC
Meghan Racing EGT Gauge
Meghan Racing Oil Pressure Gauge
Meghan Racing Oil Temp Guage
Kartboy Short Shifter and Bushings
Greddy Evo 2 Exhaust
Greddy Aluminum Catch Can
H & R Coil Over Suspension
Custom Oil Cooler
Subie Solutions Aluminum Skidplate
Subie Solutions Sway Bars
18" OZ Racing Rims
Custom 355mm Stoptech Brake Kit
Alcantara Wrapping Steering Wheel
Stock WRX Scoop
Stock WRX Wing
Stock WRX Sideskirts
Stock 6 disc CD Changer
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Subaru executive casts doubt on manual transmission future
Thu, Mar 8 2018Some disconcerting news for Subaru fans has come out from the Geneva Motor Show. Subaru's U.K. managing director told Auto Express that he doesn't see the manual transmission as having a future at the automaker. He explained that the company is really focusing on safety, and in turn Subaru's Eyesight technology. As a refresher, that system uses stereo cameras to enable features such as automatic emergency braking, lane keep assist and adaptive cruise control. The feature isn't currently available on manual-equipped Subarus, and the executive said he wasn't sure if the system was compatible. And with Subaru's push for safety and Eyesight, he said that continuing to offer manual cars without the system could undermine that push. This sounds dire at first, but we shouldn't panic yet. First, this is just an executive for Subaru's U.K. branch, not for the global company or the U.S., and car companies don't have the same offerings everywhere. For example, the Crosstrek is only offered with a CVT in Europe, but here in America – land of the free, home of the clutch – Subaru offers a six-speed manual. So, while it is possible that certain regions will have reduced or no manual options, that doesn't mean it would be across the board. View 22 Photos And even if Subaru decided it would phase out manual transmissions on most of its mainline cars, as it did with the Legacy, we can't imagine the company abandoning the transmission for its performance cars. WRX and STI fans would riot in the streets, possibly on their way to buy a next-generation Focus RS or Golf R, and the BRZ, a car built around the idea of driver engagement, wouldn't survive in a market with the Miata. Subaru may want to improve safety, but they're still a for-profit company, and sales of its performance cars would surely tank without a manual option. One more reason not to fret is that, while Subaru doesn't currently have a manual-compatible suite of semi-autonomous safety features, that doesn't mean it's impossible. As it so happens, Mazda offers low-speed automatic emergency braking as a standard feature on all its models in every trim. Mazda also has higher-speed emergency braking, lane keep assist and adaptive cruise control as options, and they are compatible with manual transmission cars. You can order up a top trim Mazda3 Grand Touring with a manual transmission right now. Keeping all this in mind, we think it's highly unlikely that Subaru will abandon the manual transmission.
Successor to the Toyota 86 is on the way
Thu, Dec 8 2016Until now, Toyota and Subaru have been mum on the prospect of a follow up to the Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ. Although both cars received mild refreshes and even milder power bumps, they're both essentially the same cars that hit the market nearly five years ago. It appears a successor is indeed on the way, as Autocar confirms that Toyota is developing a next-gen 86. Karl Schlicht, executive vice-president at Toyota Motor Europe, said that the 86 will live on past the current generation. "The car serves a big purpose," Schlicht said. "We are not getting out of that business. Sporty cars go through their phases. It's our intention to continue with that car." Toyota seems to be back in the sports car business, as the company has partnered with BMW on a new Supra. Like the current Toyota 86, it seems likely that the successor will be co-developed with Subaru. Schlicht says that to get the low center of gravity and the handling characteristics that come along with it, a horizontally opposed engine is a necessity. He admits that there is no firm confirmation of a commitment from Subaru. While no Schlicht gave no details about the new car, he did nix any possibility of a convertible variant. "We wouldn't do it on the current model," he said. "That doesn't mean dealers wouldn't like one, but there are so many other priorities that I don't think we've got spare capacity for that." Related Video:
Subaru to introduce two e-Boxer hybrids at Geneva
Mon, Feb 11 2019Subaru will be bringing two electrified "e-Boxer" models to the Geneva Motor Show next month, as Autocar reports. While the manufacturer hasn't announced which models these electrified cars will be, it is likely that at least one of them will be the e-Boxer version of the Forester, which Subaru showed at the 2019 Tokyo Auto Salon. Another possible model for the Geneva unveiling can be the Crosstrek's hybrid version, branded XV for the European market. The hybrid Crosstrek is Subaru's first PHEV model, and it uses Toyota's 8.8-kWh battery pack mated to a 2.0-liter boxer engine. Subaru is relatively late to the hybrid game, as some competing Japanese carmakers have had hybrid cars on the market for a long time already, and only in recent years has Subaru put hybrid models for sale outside Japan. But by being able to mate electric power with its trademark boxer engine powertrain, Subaru can remain "on-brand" while still utilizing hybrid technology, instead of going with a regular four cylinder inline engine as is popular with hybrid powertrains. Still, the Japanese market Forester STI e-Boxer only produces a combined 156 horsepower and 187 lb-ft of torque, figures that seem modest compared to a 2.0-liter turbodiesel engine, for example. But with Subaru's diesel exercise just a decade-long, select-market enterprise, and with diesel on the outs these days, hybrid seems a better bet, especially in the North American market. Related Video: