View Poll Results: What should i do for winter driving?
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Bye Bye S2k! Hellow STI?
#11
Yea, the STI is more fun to drive than a regular wrx...
On topic, I voted to keep the S and would add to look at the base WRX model if not modding/tuning it.
#12
I recenty purchased my second S2K, the fact that you are pondering buying another one someday should tell you not to sell the one you already have. I missed mine soon after it was gone.
#13
Yea, the STI is more fun to drive than a regular wrx...
On topic, I voted to keep the S and would add to look at the base WRX model if not modding/tuning it.
#14
You'll be back. I had a highly modded 04 WRX and sold it an s2000. I had my ap2 for almost 2 years before thinking I wanted another more practical car. I ended up getting a Sti that was already stg2. Much faster than the s2k but definitely lacked the fun factor. That car only made it 6 months before I had sold it and bought another s2000. I was actually ready to sell it within a month or two but figured I'd give it some time for a fair chance.
#15
WRX is only slightly faster in a straight line because of the gearing. On a regular track with turns, stock for stock STI beats the WRX always. They are both fun to drive in their own ways but very different cars in the end.
#18
I had an 09 GRB STI, biggest mistake ever... I bought it as my do everything car. At the end of the day, it was do everything half-assed car.
I ended up keeping my 1999 GMC sierra (4x4) for all of my raining day and snowboard trip days (I get about 25+ days a year), and got an S2K for my DD and track car.
At the end of the day, the truck got used 90% of the time for the mountains. It was better suited with the tires, it was old where if i hit something or something hit me i wouldn't care - it had the right kind of tires (not summer radials), and it could hold a ton more gear.
For DD, the S2k gets better gas mileage, like around 4-5mpg more. It's also much much much better on the track. It's reliable and you don't worry about your motor blowing. EVERYONE blows their motors in an STI, there's threads all over the place on iwsti.com - street driving and even more so track driving (which will also give you cooling issues). The list goes on an on.
At the end of the day, keep the S2K and just get a golf R or something else, used subie forrester, dunno, but don't sell the s2k.
I ended up keeping my 1999 GMC sierra (4x4) for all of my raining day and snowboard trip days (I get about 25+ days a year), and got an S2K for my DD and track car.
At the end of the day, the truck got used 90% of the time for the mountains. It was better suited with the tires, it was old where if i hit something or something hit me i wouldn't care - it had the right kind of tires (not summer radials), and it could hold a ton more gear.
For DD, the S2k gets better gas mileage, like around 4-5mpg more. It's also much much much better on the track. It's reliable and you don't worry about your motor blowing. EVERYONE blows their motors in an STI, there's threads all over the place on iwsti.com - street driving and even more so track driving (which will also give you cooling issues). The list goes on an on.
At the end of the day, keep the S2K and just get a golf R or something else, used subie forrester, dunno, but don't sell the s2k.