Used 2016 Subaru WRX for Sale

I wanted a fun, sporty, but reliable and still professional looking vehicle to commute to work in. The WRX is absolutely gorgeous to look at, and is recognizable everywhere. Subaru itself makes great cars. After owning my first Subaru, I don't think I'd ever want to give it up. It feels like a mini family. Other WRX drivers nod or wave to me, and it makes it feel like more of a community than just a brand name. I also know that anyone who owns a WRX, at least in a manual, is usually somewhat knowledgeable about cars. The WRX is built phenomenally from the ground up. It has enough horsepower to make you happy as a commuter but not feel like you are compensating for your mid-life crisis. It is a definite gain over the cute but not-worth-the-money BRZ. The inside is simple but still has all the modern amenities you want in a car - Bluetooth, Sirius, moon roof, charging ports, USB ports, different settings to view in the dash, and back up camera. The six-speed manual is very smooth and has plenty of power, though fifth gear is pretty much useless. It has a hood scoop with an actual intake to help cool the turbo, which most cars just put on for show-whereas the WRX actually utilizes. The car has plenty of space in the front, back, and trunk, and the back seats fold down extremely easy. The price point is a little bit high, especially if you put a bit more into the 'premium' or 'sti' versions. Overall, it is a good value for what you get, and especially when compared to other sports cars on the market. Subaru makes great cars, with extremely high safety ratings. So even when deciding in the future to settle down and have kids, you will never have to compensate and abandon your sports car for a mini van with the WRX.

The Subaru WRX is a great all-weather vehicle. It's weight keeps it planted, however it is still a fast car with its 4 cylinder turbo charged engine. During the winter, the car has a reputation for being unstoppable in the snow and I have experienced the same. It's all wheel drive system is key to this, and also helps stabilize the car in the rain. The heated seats are toasty in the winter, and the first car I've owned that's had them.