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The video discusses the comparison between newer and older Subaru STI models, focusing on differences in maintenance, driving experience, and long-term financial implications. The speaker reflects on personal experiences with a 2015 STI and a 2005 STI, emphasizing the importance of understanding car components and potential issues like ringland failure. They highlight the unique features and driving experiences of the older model while also recognizing the practicality of newer models for daily use. The speaker recommends considering reliability and long-term costs when choosing a car, suggesting simple modifications for performance. Additionally, they share insights on vintage cars, rarity, and parts availability challenges. Finally, they promote Karma Speed for car enthusiasts and advocate for informed decision-making when purchasing vehicles.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker reflects on the decision to choose between a newer Subaru STI and an older one. They bought a 2015 STI in 2018 and later bought a 2005 STI to compare. The speaker highlights the differences in maintenance and knowledge required for STIs compared to other cars. They emphasize the need to learn about various components and potential issues, like ringling failure. The speaker explains that they initially chose a newer model due to lack of experience with cars, wanting something reliable for daily use. They mention that the newer STI had a longer wheelbase and no major engine changes, making handling easier.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the differences between the 2005 and 2015 Subaru models. They mention that the 2007 and newer models have longer gears, which are preferred for driving. The interior of the 2005 model is described as cozier, with more visibility and a unique seating position that allows for a better view of the surroundings. The older model is noted for its vintage feel, narrower build, and distinctive driving experience compared to the more modern 2015 model, which is considered more luxurious but potentially less nimble. The speaker highlights the distinctive features of the older model, such as the hood scoop and wing, and expresses a preference for the unique driving experience offered by the 2005 Subaru.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker talks about his father’s love for his Camaro Z28 and how it stood out among the various cars he had brought home. His dad particularly appreciated the vintage feel of the car. The speaker explains that although he wouldn’t change his decision to buy the car due to financial and practical reasons at the time, he now feels that he should have invested in an older Subaru model like the Hawkeye or Blob Eye and learned to work on it. He suggests having a super cheap daily driver alongside a Subaru for those considering older models due to their increasing rarity and parts availability challenges.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker advises on considering the long-term financial implications when choosing a car. They recommend opting for a reliable daily driver like an STI without heavy modifications. Suggests a simple dyno tune for 91 octane, especially in places like Arizona with lower fuel quality. They share their personal preference for older models for the overall experience. The speaker highlights the sentimental value of their 2015 car and encourages viewers to make informed decisions when purchasing a vehicle. Lastly, they promote their brand Karma Speed, offering high-quality apparel and resources for car enthusiasts, including a podcast featuring conversations with automotive industry professionals.