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i think this might be good . . . now GM cant just steal cars from subaru any more *cough* saab 9-2x *cough* . . . yet I read on and to my anguish, that car will still be produced anyways . . . gah -
meh, dont care all i own is honda accord, all i ever want to own is honda accords, leave my accords alone and i dont care what car industry does what lol, too much work to worry about other automakers, the only two cars i have owned, 92 accord, and 87 GMC sierra classic with 8 inch lift and 38 inch mud tires, but as gas is rising fuck that truck i gave it to my dad and he gets 8 miles to a gallon now92 CB7 *Sold $3300 102K Miles 4 door LX
94 Del Sol *Baught $3300 80K Miles on chasis
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Oh hell no. I hope they do not make the Subys more Toyota like...(non turbo turds).Comment
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"Buying" does not mean controlling. Relax, kids --- it's 8.7% ownership.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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Yes, but toyota has the option to buy another 11.4 percent which would give them the controlling interest in suby.
Better keep the sti.Comment
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Don't forget...there used to be a lot of very cool 'yotas in the past. Also...adding increased reliability to Subie?...nothing bad about that.Comment
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Don't flip the fuck out guys... much better Toyota be "partners" with them than GM.Comment
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Remember the 80's Chevy Nova? Or the 90's Geo Prism?Originally posted by DoctorCipher
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mazda is owned by ford... and they still comming out with decent cars.. despite the fact tha rx-8 is non turboed.. but i still a good looking car.
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Uh, that's still be 20% total which is the same stake GM had....GM was hardly running Subaru.Originally posted by 92accludeComment
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I'm not overly worried, I just found it interesting. Silly GM.Comment
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Hmm...is there a chance we might see some AWD Toyotas in the near future?To-Do List for Today
Be Awesome
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Doubtful. Although Toyota could use a "real" car to get the performance market.Comment
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