If you have a problem with your preconceived notion of street racing, yo must not realize that this has been going on for as long as there was cars. First off, if you have to base your Subaru ownership on who waves and who flips the bird, then sell it because I don't want to be associated with you or your Subaru. If your self imposed image of an owner who is passionate about his WXR is misplaced, or utterly lost on yourself, then by your Saab and stop crying about it. I am ashamed of these people, and would rather you look at your passions and think if they fit everybody else’s. I bought my STi for one reason. And that is to have a car that people look out for and wish they had. Subaru made that car for one reason. They don't call it a street legal race car for nothing. On the street or on the track, people race. They will race, and there is no stopping it. I know tylerderdin and you don't, so take a look at yourself. If you have no faith in A Subaru owner, then go. I get Fingers and Waves, and I always wave back. By the way I'm 27, and I will drive my car the way I see fit. Obviously, there are only a few Subaru owner that really appreciate what they have given us. PERFORMANCE.

 

 

Why dont you sell yours, Ive owned Subarus longer. All I was saying is that the the average Subaru owner has changed dramatically with the US release of the WRX.


And the reason was for World Rally. Subaru has never sponsored any other type of racing event. The STi was originally designed to be a street version of the WRC car.