Subaru Fans Look!

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=926489
The Costco of subaru.

As nice as all those lovely Subarus look..wrong section man:(

Wooo Slowbarus.:evillol:

I only say that because if someone had posted the same thing, but with Honda and Mugen, everyone would've jumped down his throat. You Subaru people are getting to be worse than us.

Note: This comment was made when this was posted in the Car Modeling section. Now that it's in the Subaru section, I'm not going to read it anymore, so don't bother flaming me.

Hondas are for old ladies!>:O

Hondas are for boring people with no imagination. " What do you want for graduation dear?" " I want a Civic mommy!"

Nice i wish my dealership was like this.....:banghead:

Hondas are for boring people with no imagination. " What do you want for graduation dear?" " I want a Civic mommy!"

Subarus are sold to scared middle aged women that want AWD so they won't get stuck in the snow :evillol: Ok, ok, no more of this thread for me.

OMG did I actually see the word "Metarizer" in there? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

There's no snow in the south, so around here it seems like Subarus are sold to either boy racers or Birkenstock-wearing Unitarian Universalist women who hate minivans and trucky SUV's (though their company vehicles are often powered by Cummins) and take their wives (and sometimes the kids from their previous marriages) to the nursery and Home Depot every weekend to stock up on mulch, trees, plumbing and electrical supplies.

In Alaska they're considered worthy of idolotry and generally driven by hippies who don't bother culling the stems and seeds from their weed and gave up their microbuses when they left the lower 48:

http://images6.fotki.com/v102/photos/1/10258/1245767/DSCN6021-vi.jpg
http://images6.fotki.com/v76/photos/1/10258/1245767/DSCN6022-vi.jpg
http://images6.fotki.com/v77/photos/1/10258/1245767/DSCN6023-vi.jpg

Hondas are for boring people with no imagination. " What do you want for graduation dear?" " I want a Civic mommy!"
True, but that only applies to the automatic. Try taking a stick for a spin, turn the radio off, roll down the windows, and always rev the engine up to the red zone before you shift up. I'm sure you'll have a different opinion on Honda.

Tachikawa is only 15 min away from my parents place. Next time I visit Japan, I should check that dealer out.

OMG!! Red Blitzen wagon in the last photo... Drooool!
I dream of the day I can walk in to a dealer here and buy that many STI accessories off the shelf.

Lucky Japanese people! I wish I lived in Japan.....