Subaru Crew Cafe

14584 messages, Last post on Dec 07, 2009 at 3:14 PM

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#11 of 14584 by ateixeira Mar 25, 2002 (12:33 pm)
AAK! Still no Forester models. I've seen countless catalogs and not one single Forester model! Yet it's the 2nd best seller in the lineup, what gives? -juice
#12 of 14584 Cafe by rsholland Mar 25, 2002 (12:39 pm)
Looks like I've found a home for my often meandering, off-topic discussions... Thanks Karen. Bob
#13 of 14584 I like the new caddy by paisan Mar 25, 2002 (12:40 pm)
I need to take a 5-speed for a test drive though. -mike
#14 of 14584 1/18 AutoArt WRX Wagon by jei Mar 25, 2002 (12:45 pm)
is listed as coming out soon. I want one. Also hoping for a Forester model. John
#15 of 14584 Are all those models shown 1:43 scale? by rsholland Mar 25, 2002 (12:47 pm)

#16 of 14584 AutoArt 1:43 Scale by jei Mar 25, 2002 (1:00 pm)
model range has the largest number of cars, including Legacy wagons! There are a few Imprezas also in the 1:18 scale series. AutoArt makes beautiful stuff.
#17 of 14584 Jei by lilbluewgn02 Mar 25, 2002 (1:55 pm)
John, was the 1/18th listed somewhere?
#18 of 14584 by ateixeira Mar 25, 2002 (2:05 pm)
Bob: do you have today's AN yet? Lutz is talking about ditching the cladding on all Pontiacs. Can you believe the stuff on the Avalanche costs $750?! They will make it optional, apparently. Though it's designed that way, so they'll have to change the sheetmetal to get rid of all the cladding around the wheel wells. Also, the Cayenne is supposed to cost about $67 grand. They're only forecasting 12,500 sales per year, not a hard to achieve number. -juice
#19 of 14584 by locke2c Mar 25, 2002 (2:11 pm)
Yeah, I heard about this latest move of Lutz and I cheered a little bit. Maybe it'll trickle down and the Baja will loose its cladding? ;-D -Colin
#20 of 14584 Anybody remember . . . by storyteller Mar 25, 2002 (2:27 pm)
the real name of those portholes? I'm pretty sure it was something monstrously dorky like "aerodynamic ventiports." The sort of name you pick after a 4-martini lunch. All this retro stuff tickles me. Now if we can bring back the Ladybird hood ornament for Caddies that doubled as the hood latch. To open the hood you had to give this lovely winged lady one heckuva mean karate chop to her chin.