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minnesotti
I am interested to buy a Subaru Impreza. The basic version 2.0i with a
SOHC engine will suit me well in terms of equipment and trim. However,
I want a more powerful engine like the one the sports version 2.0R has
(a higher-powered 2-litre DOHC engine with variable valve timing and
electronic throttle control). But the 2.0R comes at a steep price
increment with little of equipment improvement, which represents a
lower value for me.
I've heard there will be an all-new Subaru Impreza in 2007 (based on a
shortened wheel base of Legacy/Liberty). I think they have to introduce
double camshafts, VVT etc into their engines in order to keep up with
the rest of the market. Should I expect that all Imprezas (both basic
and premium versions) will get the DOHC engine which the 2.0R model now
has ? A basic version with a 2.0R-style engine would be perfect for my
needs.
Thanks.
SOHC engine will suit me well in terms of equipment and trim. However,
I want a more powerful engine like the one the sports version 2.0R has
(a higher-powered 2-litre DOHC engine with variable valve timing and
electronic throttle control). But the 2.0R comes at a steep price
increment with little of equipment improvement, which represents a
lower value for me.
I've heard there will be an all-new Subaru Impreza in 2007 (based on a
shortened wheel base of Legacy/Liberty). I think they have to introduce
double camshafts, VVT etc into their engines in order to keep up with
the rest of the market. Should I expect that all Imprezas (both basic
and premium versions) will get the DOHC engine which the 2.0R model now
has ? A basic version with a 2.0R-style engine would be perfect for my
needs.
Thanks.