I love winter driving
Recently moving up to the top of my “What car am I going to buy next?” list was the Subaru Impreza WRX Sport Wagon. I’ve been looking for a car with a little more cargo room without sacrificing performance. I found this:
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Dude, those Subarus with the turbo 4s are FAST! Just crazy how much they’re squeaking out of those things. Although they are about the same as the Dodge you’ve posted about right? Around 300 hp?
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The WRX is around 225 HP (non-STI version). The Dodge Caliber R/T is only 173, but the SRT version has yet to be released. I’d like to see Dodge beef up that 2.4L I4 with a turbocharger to get it into the same HP range. Then again, there’s always aftermarket.