BAIC wagon clique: 2006 WRX
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BAIC wagon clique: 2006 WRX
Now sure if the US version will look the same, but I think it looks pretty good.
http://www.subaru.co.jp/impreza/wrx/exterior/index.html
http://www.subaru.co.jp/impreza/wrx/exterior/03/w.html
http://www.subaru.co.jp/impreza/wrx/exterior/index.html
http://www.subaru.co.jp/impreza/wrx/exterior/03/w.html
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Wow looks like 2006 will be the year of the wagon cause the sedan is one ugly *****.
Actually the sedan will probably grow on most of us so I take those words back. Wrx's have always been like the ugly step child that you can but love cause they're so much fun to drive.
Actually the sedan will probably grow on most of us so I take those words back. Wrx's have always been like the ugly step child that you can but love cause they're so much fun to drive.
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Hmm.. So I think we need another catchy name - how about 'thug-eye' or something. Haha.. Yikes. I dunno. Seems a little GM to me with hanging new hood/bumper/frenders on the same chassis again while increasing the tail-light tackiness that seems to be all the rage.
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well, subarus have never been accused of looking great - and for most part none of us own them because of their looks. I think this style will grow on us. I actually can't wait for the complete redesign.
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Originally Posted by constellation
well, subarus have never been accused of looking great - and for most part none of us own them because of their looks. I think this style will grow on us. I actually can't wait for the complete redesign.
I don't really care that the first Impreza ran for 8 years with only a slight refresh. To me that's more honest than the 'General Motors-esque' bodywork changes on the same exact chassis.