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Originally Posted by jigga009,Nov 4 2004, 11:34 AM
why do you say that? 
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Originally Posted by sleekblackroadster,Nov 4 2004, 03:32 PM
its actually a japanese conglomerate called something about heavy industries.. never really been a fan of their cars.. i don't agree with building only all wheel drive cars.. awd takes too much power away from the engine in the transfer to the wheels and it takes a lot of fun out of handling the car imo. just makes it so the car does everything for you. i love rwd.
is an almost entire line of fwd cars with torqueless i-4's and v-6's better?
s2k aside, i would have to say the honda line-up is not performance inspiring
forrester xt, baja turbo, legacy gt can ll be turned into 300 hp beasts w/o huge investment.
are they gr8 handling vehicles? no, but they're pretty good for the majority of drivers out there.
i'm not a suby fan-boy, but a blanket statement like you made about their line-up doesn't makes sense if you're comparing it to honda, or toyota for that matter.
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Originally Posted by chrisfranklin,Nov 5 2004, 07:38 AM
FUJI heavy industries
is an almost entire line of fwd cars with torqueless i-4's and v-6's better?
s2k aside, i would have to say the honda line-up is not performance inspiring
forrester xt, baja turbo, legacy gt can ll be turned into 300 hp beasts w/o huge investment.
are they gr8 handling vehicles? no, but they're pretty good for the majority of drivers out there.
i'm not a suby fan-boy, but a blanket statement like you made about their line-up doesn't makes sense if you're comparing it to honda, or toyota for that matter.
is an almost entire line of fwd cars with torqueless i-4's and v-6's better?
s2k aside, i would have to say the honda line-up is not performance inspiring
forrester xt, baja turbo, legacy gt can ll be turned into 300 hp beasts w/o huge investment.
are they gr8 handling vehicles? no, but they're pretty good for the majority of drivers out there.
i'm not a suby fan-boy, but a blanket statement like you made about their line-up doesn't makes sense if you're comparing it to honda, or toyota for that matter.
if u really wanna compare honda and subaru so much then why don't you put your 300hp baja turbo beast up against an a tuned rwd nsx (forgot about that one). or how about a rwd honda F1 racecar. OOOH IN YOUR FACE
i'm just saying tho... the proof is in the pudding... and most people who are not car fans think subarus come from australia 
try reading and comprehending my posts a little more thouroughly next time before you start an argument. you are going to keep making yourself look stupid if you don't.
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Originally Posted by chrisfranklin,Nov 5 2004, 10:38 AM
FUJI heavy industries
is an almost entire line of fwd cars with torqueless i-4's and v-6's better?
s2k aside, i would have to say the honda line-up is not performance inspiring
forrester xt, baja turbo, legacy gt can ll be turned into 300 hp beasts w/o huge investment.
are they gr8 handling vehicles? no, but they're pretty good for the majority of drivers out there.
i'm not a suby fan-boy, but a blanket statement like you made about their line-up doesn't makes sense if you're comparing it to honda, or toyota for that matter.
is an almost entire line of fwd cars with torqueless i-4's and v-6's better?
s2k aside, i would have to say the honda line-up is not performance inspiring
forrester xt, baja turbo, legacy gt can ll be turned into 300 hp beasts w/o huge investment.
are they gr8 handling vehicles? no, but they're pretty good for the majority of drivers out there.
i'm not a suby fan-boy, but a blanket statement like you made about their line-up doesn't makes sense if you're comparing it to honda, or toyota for that matter.
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