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2mpg less? Interesting. It must keep the AWD split at highway speeds, then. I wonder how different the system is, it must be to withstand the heat full time.
-juice
• I also saw two H-6 Outback sedans. All H-6s now come with OnStar as standard. These sedans now have a small stubby antenna on the rear of the roof for the OnStar. I don't remember if the new H-6 wagon also has this antenna, or if it's in the rear window? If the wagon does have the antenna, it's another reason not to like OnStar. I would think it stands a good chance of getting damaged if you use the roof rack.
I wonder how many people will actually use OnStar? I really wish Subaru had included a GPS navigation system instead. I think that would be much more useful than OnStar.
Bob
Ed (waiting for paisan to chime in on this...)
http://forums.i-club.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=196455
-mike
GM will take the boxers, and the AWD systems from FHI. Down the road they'll implement them at 2/3 the price of subies and 1/10 the reliability and will eventually run SOA out of bidness. Probably 10+ years down the road, but it will happen
-mike
Where are you getting your numbers from?
This is from the Car Connection article:
"..The VTD system has a 45/55 split during steady state driving, rising as high as 50/50 depending on traction conditions..."
-Dennis
-mike
How about a hose-out-the-interior option, with vinyl carpets? Or a built-in cooler? A tissue dispenser? A sneeze-activated "bless you" from the stereo?
Gimme something I'll actually use every day.
-juice
A cellular phone would probably be much more useful than OnStar 99% of the time.
-juice
just teasing (for the most part), I agree what you said about OnStar.
-Colin
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Western
NASCAR
-mike
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Western
NASCAR"
Who's the hillbilly now? ;-p
Ed the flatlander
-mike
Bob
-mike
So in his case it's worth it.
-juice
http://forums.i-club.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=215945&referrerid=767
Direct link:
http://www.sae.org/automag/techbriefs/06-2002/page2.htm
Will we ever see this if Subaru uses it?
-Dennis
Once you log on to this site, click on "Releases." Only slight increase for the WRX. Best news is, despite increased content, the *base* Outback's price has dropped!
Bob
I'm taking the 2003.
-Dave
Ed
Took a trip out to Carter Subaru to see an '03 GT sedan and two '03 L Special Edition wagons. All three looked sharp, though I was more interested in the Special Edition wagons. I have to say I prefer the '02 GT/'03 SE wheels to the '03 GT wheels. The price increase for the SE wagon is a relatively paltry $900 (over the base L). Liked the new perforated Momo steering wheel and dual sunroof. Seems like a great bargin - most of the items of the '02 GT for $2000 less than the '02 GT! No limited slip diff and "sport suspension" but I suspect that the base suspension will be fine, especially with the 205/55/16 wheels and tires. Plus, when it comes time to replace the Bridgestone RE92s, I can put on a better pair of tires and get a great deal of performance increase. At least that's what happened with my 1995 Golf GL - put on some RE930s and have never looked back...its a gas to drive at 7/10ths! Anyway, all for now.
I will be looking for a sliver one soon!
Bob
Van Bortel has '03 pricing on its website. However, they are claiming an '03 MSRP of $23045, which is $150 more than '02's $22895 MSRP.
That ain't the new WRX, I seriously doubt it'll look like that. The hood is unchanged, for instance.
-juice
Stephen
-juice
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-Brian
bit
-Dave
"tackle weaknesses such as its bland interior and exterior, and lackluster interior appointments"...I'm sure I'd overlook all that if it was a B4! Heck, I might even consider that color!
-Brian
Ken
In-Line 6?
-Dave
So, if you're loading anything on the roof rack, beware—this antenna sticks up about a 1/4" - 1/2" above the roof rack cross bars, and could be easily be damaged by long objects placed on the roof rack if you're not careful.
Bob
designed it so that it was "lower" than the roof rack cross bars. Or...
Not even offer it, but instead offer a far more useful GPS navigation system instead.
Bob
-mike
Ken
-juice