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Subaru forester
Subaru forester
The Forester now comes with Subaru’s excellent boxer diesel engine. It’s smooth, powerful and torquey – ideal for towing.But the horsey types have been made to wait. Subaru launched the Forester back in April, but has watched buyers digress to Kugas, X-Trails, RAV4s and Freelanders. All of which had diesel power. Now, Subaru hope to win back their loyal customers with an oil-burner of their own.
It’s a bloody good one too, and well worth the wait. We’re familiar with Subaru boxers in petrol form, but this is a first in diesel guise. We’ve driven it in the Legacy, and liked it. Don’t expect the usual turbodiesel traits though; the boxer has less lag and, appropriately, a more instant punch. It likes to rev too, so you can hold on to gears longer. It even sounds quite interesting. It’s a diesel with soul.
So the Forester will whisk an equine load around with ease. It has self-levelling suspension as standard too, an improvement over the old car. But improving on the old Forester doesn’t necessarily mean it is good enough. Engine aside, there’s little to compliment. The interior trim is from an Impreza, and feels a bit cheap (you’d be disappointed if you’d forked out £25,495 for the top-spec version).
And, at speed, the ride is horribly choppy. Taking a series of bumps feels like bouncing off a springboard, only to land on a bouncy castle. You just can’t get this thing to settle down, without killing speed. Seems the engineers did a fine job on the engine, but forgot all about the damping. Which is surprising, considering the suspension is a posh, multi-link affair.
None of which will matter to Forester buyers. They’ll be more interested in its four-wheel-drive and rugged durability. No pretentions, no fuss, no drama. In fact, the Forester is slightly dull – for once, a lifestyle SUV that doesn’t bang on about being a lifestyle SUV.
The boxer diesel makes it into the Impreza later this year too. With any luck, that should provide an altogether more exciting form of horsepower.
Subaru
Subaru
Subaru Canada, Inc. (SCI) is pleased to announce pricing for the 2011 range of award-winning Outback models. Buyers will undoubtedly be pleased that pricing for the entry-level Outback - even with enhanced equipment - will carry over from the previous model year. For the new model year, Subaru introduces a new Convenience Package that's standard on the Outback 2.5i and includes folding exterior mirrors and voice-activated Blueconnect Bluetooth(R) system for handsfree cell phone connectivity. In addition Subaru has added a new front bumper under-guard to the Outback 2.5i Sport Package. Prices for the 2011 Outback lineup include the following:
Outback 2.5i Convenience (6-speed manual transmission) $28,995
Outback 2.5i Convenience (CVT) $30,195
Outback PZEV (CVT) $30,895
Outback 2.5i Sport Package (6-speed manual transmission) $31,795
Outback 3.6R (5-speed automatic with Manual Mode) $35,695
L'aunsport wide body Impreza
Awesome L'aunsport wide body Subaru Impreza WRX STi with blue stickers which looks much better than with yellow combination!
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Subaru Legacy RS pure engine sounds
Colin McRae with his Subaru Legacy RS at Tour de Corse Rally Corsica 1993. Enjoy pure engine sound!
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2012 Subaru Type Impreza
New interior features, infotainment technology and higher grade interior materials promise a more rewarding driving and ownership experience for customers of the 2012 Impreza. Numerous design elements combine to give the Subaru Impreza a sportier exterior stance while also offering the driver and passengers a more commanding view of the road. The windscreen is more raked than in the previous
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subaru impreza
subaru impreza
The Subaru Impreza is from the smaller car segment. It is a heavily overlooked car because it is priced little more than the popular brands and also lacks awareness as a brand.
But this could be the right kind of car for people seeking power packed fun in a small car.The Subaru Impreza derives its performance edge from the power train which is very different than the rest and this model has always come with an all wheel drive. There is an element of extra traction when the roads are slippery. In models which are able to deliver a higher horsepower the Subaru Impreza comes with a good chassis which provides the driver with excellent handling. The power train is derived from a horizontal placed four cylinder Configuration.
The latest model of Subaru Impreza is a much refined a bigger car than its predecessors. It comes as a four door hatchback in sedan. It comes in two trims and the first one is 2.5i and WRX coupled with a turbocharged Configuration. It can produce up to 170 horse power with this combination. The drive train passes through five speed manual transmission and having an automatic transmission is also a choice.
STi Convertible
Car dealers have different approach to attract their buyers. Manchester Subaru dealer definitely stand out from the crowd with their unique product: 2012 Subaru Impreza STi Convertible worth $75,000!
Manchestersubaru.com via Autoblog.com
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Manchestersubaru.com via Autoblog.com
Subaru 216A STi version
Hi-res pic of rendered Subaru RWD car. I really like the car. We will have to wait till Geneva Motor Show(3-13 March) for first real concept car.
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Petter Solberg's private car collection
This is private car collection of the 2003 World Rally Champion Petter Solberg! He has 30 cars in his collection! Check out some of them in the video bellow.
Thanks for the tip Dennis!
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Thanks for the tip Dennis!
RallySportDirect 2011 STi
RallySportDirect Subaru Impreza STi with two sets of wheels. Both are 18x9.5 +22 on TEIN Mono-Flex coilovers. One set is Volk TE37SL, second set is Volk G2.
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First snow in 2010/11
The reason for lack of posts is snow storm in Europe. Will made up for no updates but first I have to burn some gas.
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STi on XT7 wheels
Subaru Impreza STi on 18" x 9.5J Work Emotion XT7 wheels. Impreza without huge spoiler is not a real Impreza for me, so l'aunsport rear spoiler is big plus here! The car seats on Blitz Damper ZR coilovers and has Braith 1.5cm spacers.

On these two pics you can notice l'aunsport mirrors and Blitz Nur Spec C-Ti exhaust.

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On these two pics you can notice l'aunsport mirrors and Blitz Nur Spec C-Ti exhaust.

















































