Facelifted Subaru Impreza WRX


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I can't believe they F**KED up my car. How could they do this to the '06 Impreza? F**K!

I still love the 2005 model and style and I think I always will.

This new design shows off like a cheap domestic car (front looks like a Grand AM or something). The rear I don't mind, since I think it looks better.

I don't know, I rather like the new Restyle. I must be the only person on the planet that has thought the Impreza Model line has always been some of the most ugly cars on the road. (Don't get me wrong, they are ugly but under the hood they are a masterpiece.)

Given the style changes to the Legacy and Outback, it's a welcome sign to see the Impreza get a facelift.

...Oh god no my poor baby...

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....Dude.............. :pinch: :rofl:

Headlights look a bit from those new BMW's. Front gril from Jaguar and the tailights from a Lexus IS200........

*thinks about getting new job, and just steal the designs from other brand, and makes lot of money..... + thinks about the test coming in about 3 hours and that he's screwed....

Edited by Boogiman
I can't believe they F**KED up my car. How could they do this to the '06 Impreza? F**K!

I still love the 2005 model and style and I think I always will.

This new design shows off like a cheap domestic car (front looks like a Grand AM or something). The rear I don't mind, since I think it looks better.

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Looks more like another cheap Japanese looking car to me.

Impreza:

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Forenza:

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