2016 Type R or the Subaru STI
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Hi Everyone.
I am new to this forum and I am planning to get the 2016 Type R in Vancouver.
Does anyone know if there any North America releasing news.
I am curious with the performance between the STI and the 2016 Type R.
If anyone of you owned a STI or a 2016 Type R, can you guys share with me the opinions you have.
I am new to this forum and I am planning to get the 2016 Type R in Vancouver.
Does anyone know if there any North America releasing news.
I am curious with the performance between the STI and the 2016 Type R.
If anyone of you owned a STI or a 2016 Type R, can you guys share with me the opinions you have.
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Re: 2016 Type R or the Subaru STI
Get the subie. You live in Canada! AWD with no body roll, and an awesome turbo?
Whereas the Type R appears to be too little too late. If it came to North America 12 years ago, it would've been awesome. Now, from what I've seen, it's going to be STI money, but with performance of a 2005 Nissan Altima 3.5SE.
I'm betting the STI will have the clear performance advantage, and net you awd bro!
Plus a long shot, but still, you don't know what first year quirks the Type R might have.
Unless the Type R comes out for WRX money and a sub 5.4 0-60...
Whereas the Type R appears to be too little too late. If it came to North America 12 years ago, it would've been awesome. Now, from what I've seen, it's going to be STI money, but with performance of a 2005 Nissan Altima 3.5SE.
I'm betting the STI will have the clear performance advantage, and net you awd bro!
Plus a long shot, but still, you don't know what first year quirks the Type R might have.
Unless the Type R comes out for WRX money and a sub 5.4 0-60...
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Re: 2016 Type R or the Subaru STI
Hi Everyone.
I am new to this forum and I am planning to get the 2016 Type R in Vancouver.
Does anyone know if there any North America releasing news.
I am curious with the performance between the STI and the 2016 Type R.
If anyone of you owned a STI or a 2016 Type R, can you guys share with me the opinions you have.
I am new to this forum and I am planning to get the 2016 Type R in Vancouver.
Does anyone know if there any North America releasing news.
I am curious with the performance between the STI and the 2016 Type R.
If anyone of you owned a STI or a 2016 Type R, can you guys share with me the opinions you have.
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Re: 2016 Type R or the Subaru STI
Ultimately Mac is right, whatever gets you excited the most is what you should buy.
It seems like the STI has more advantages and might start about 5k less.
And Pier is probably right about the prices...
BUT, what is the justification for a $40,000 Civic? This whole time with the SRT-4, Mazdaspeed3, WRX, Cobalt.. all having turbos or s'chargers, all in the 20s, Honda finally brings one to the game and it's 40 grand!??!
It seems like the STI has more advantages and might start about 5k less.
And Pier is probably right about the prices...
BUT, what is the justification for a $40,000 Civic? This whole time with the SRT-4, Mazdaspeed3, WRX, Cobalt.. all having turbos or s'chargers, all in the 20s, Honda finally brings one to the game and it's 40 grand!??!
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Re: 2016 Type R or the Subaru STI
WRX Starting Price in US = $39,999 for the limited
Civic Type R 0-60 in 5.3---http://www.topgear.com/car-reviews/honda/civic-type-r/20-vtec-turbo-type-r-gt/first-drive
Spending 40k on a Subaru is the same as spending 40k on a civic. It sounds better but it's really not any different (it's a lot of money for a car). That's how much it cost to play.
Drive them and see for yourself. You may be waiting a while for the Civic though.
Civic Type R 0-60 in 5.3---http://www.topgear.com/car-reviews/honda/civic-type-r/20-vtec-turbo-type-r-gt/first-drive
Spending 40k on a Subaru is the same as spending 40k on a civic. It sounds better but it's really not any different (it's a lot of money for a car). That's how much it cost to play.
Drive them and see for yourself. You may be waiting a while for the Civic though.
Last edited by GolNat; 01-31-2016 at 09:59 AM.
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Re: 2016 Type R or the Subaru STI
US WRX $27,390 or less out the door.
Forget the STI, the wrx is still better than the "Type R".
(STI is still more than 5k cheaper than the Honda, but if you want to quote the top of the line trim to make a better case for the Honda.....)
legendary all wheel drive.
and yes, you'll wait for the Civic..
.. which is the principle I'm hung up on. Whats taken Honda so long to introduce a turbo?
So late to the game, and charging a crazy premium?
I live in New England, so awd is a substantial advantage over the Civic.
WRX 0-60 4.7 sec according to Motor Trend.
Forget the STI, the wrx is still better than the "Type R".
(STI is still more than 5k cheaper than the Honda, but if you want to quote the top of the line trim to make a better case for the Honda.....)
legendary all wheel drive.
and yes, you'll wait for the Civic..
.. which is the principle I'm hung up on. Whats taken Honda so long to introduce a turbo?
So late to the game, and charging a crazy premium?
I live in New England, so awd is a substantial advantage over the Civic.
WRX 0-60 4.7 sec according to Motor Trend.
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