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Good morning to everyone on this beautiful Sunday, I'm posting here because this is the first time I've ever purchased a Subaru in my life. I completed the purchase of 2016 Subaru Impreza on Friday, after my 2019 Mitsubishi Mirage G4 ES was totaled on 8/20. I wasn't in the vehicle. It was parked and I was already in bed when I heard the crash, so I went outside only to discover that my car was sitting in the street, plowed into a Mercedes-Benz. I came across the Subaru after two weeks of search and used Cars.com. It came from Emerson, NJ and I drove it home this weekend. I rented a car, one-way rental, and drove the Subaru almost 400 miles over the weekend, back home. I admit, I'm taken with this car. 91K miles, one owner, no accidents, no rust, immaculate interior, except for the boot around the emergency brake that has to be replaced since it's ripped, mostly due to age, but what a car! Jade Green, 2.0L engine, 5 speed manual transmission. It had been sitting on the lot since July 18th because no one wants a car with a manual transmission anymore, but I did, so here we are. Thanks for entry into the forum, Steve -
I have brought my car in twice and since its not replicatable, they say they cannot fix it. The car jerks usually if I start from 0 miles per hour and for it to 60 miles per hour the car jerks higher RPMs. Tires are fine, replaced the relays that was a recall but it apparently has been an issue for a lot of people! Help, I want this fixed but they say nothing is wrong! http://repairpal.com/vibtation-or-shutter-on-acceleration-402 -
I'm trying to find steel wheels for my 16 OB. I'm looking to get 17's because they're apparently the smallest you can go without grinding down the calipers ???? I have no idea about offsets, spacers, width, or any of that jazz and would like some guidance. My car currently sits on th stock 225/60r18 tires and whatever wheels coincide. My goal is to get a fatter tire size. I don't care how far they stick out or anything, I just want them to be safe and practical. I do not currently have a lift, but I plan on getting on sometime in the future.