Yesterday: 7:00PM
"I didn't know Subaru made a sports car! That looks spectacular!" said a middle-aged man getting out of a Prius.
"They didn't, until about a month ago. I just got this one a few hours ago." I replied.
OBVIOUSLY I couldn't have the Scion version.
Yesterday: 5:00PM

Fresh out of the dealer's detail bay. Spent some time sitting there getting my phone sync'd and setting up the office (seat all the way down, back until full clutch is at max leg extension then forward a click, lean back until arms are straight at 12:00, seatbelt into the seat epaulet thingamabob to get it off my neck). 88 miles on the clock - 6 from factory and initial transport, 82 from the transport drive from the original dealer to mine. I had the option to get it trailered down, but it would have taken an extra day.

Some posing at the business park. I quickly got distracted and decided to go driving.
Pandora decided I live in fucking Top Gear and put this on:
I shit you not.
Did 90 miles showing it off. Stopped at a friend's weekend job (managing a grocery store) and while I was showing it off, they had some irate customer emergency that just so happened to require running over to another store and grabbing some cole slaw (lol). I am almost certain nobody has ever driven a cole slaw delivery with that much tire smoke and speed.

Oblig. snark.
Posing in front of my driveway this morning:









And the infamous EVIL SHITTY TIRES:

They do make some really obnoxious road noise. Kind of sounds like steel wheels on rails and gives you the "I'm driving a train!" illusion. Other than that, though, I have no tire complaints yet.
"I didn't know Subaru made a sports car! That looks spectacular!" said a middle-aged man getting out of a Prius.
"They didn't, until about a month ago. I just got this one a few hours ago." I replied.
Subaru's BRZ sport coupe goes on sale April 20, but only about 500 units will be available each month for the U.S. market.
It is unlikely the United States will receive more than about 6,000 of the rear-wheel-drive coupes a year even in a full-year of production, said Michael McHale, Subaru of America's director of corporate communications.
Earlier this year, Scion boss Jack Hollis said his brand expects to sell 10,000 to 15,000 units of the FR-S in 2012.
OBVIOUSLY I couldn't have the Scion version.
Yesterday: 5:00PM

Fresh out of the dealer's detail bay. Spent some time sitting there getting my phone sync'd and setting up the office (seat all the way down, back until full clutch is at max leg extension then forward a click, lean back until arms are straight at 12:00, seatbelt into the seat epaulet thingamabob to get it off my neck). 88 miles on the clock - 6 from factory and initial transport, 82 from the transport drive from the original dealer to mine. I had the option to get it trailered down, but it would have taken an extra day.

Some posing at the business park. I quickly got distracted and decided to go driving.
Pandora decided I live in fucking Top Gear and put this on:
Did 90 miles showing it off. Stopped at a friend's weekend job (managing a grocery store) and while I was showing it off, they had some irate customer emergency that just so happened to require running over to another store and grabbing some cole slaw (lol). I am almost certain nobody has ever driven a cole slaw delivery with that much tire smoke and speed.

Oblig. snark.
Posing in front of my driveway this morning:









And the infamous EVIL SHITTY TIRES:

They do make some really obnoxious road noise. Kind of sounds like steel wheels on rails and gives you the "I'm driving a train!" illusion. Other than that, though, I have no tire complaints yet.
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