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Well my decision may surprise you but I got rid of both cars. I was upside down on the ST and had equity in the GT- lots. I was favoring keeping the GT but paying CarMax to take the ST off my hands did not seem like a good option and I did not want to mess with selling them on my own. And the...

I for sure know what you mean about rust, winter road salt and chemicals as I am from Massachusetts and lived 2 years in MN. Massachusetts is also bad with road salt but MN is even worse. The salt eats cars so bad- the undercarriage, suspension components, brake rotors, you name it. They salt...

Nice- to even be on a track with a WRX and what appears to be a Miata out there is pretty impressive.

Wow you have done a lot of work to it and at a considerable expense. I am at a cross roads that I need to down size in cars and considering trading the 18 Mustang GT and FIST for something directly in between. I need more acceleration- not as much as the GT but more than the FIST. Considering...

In my case I have 3 cars and my 2017 FIST has been the best. No issues at all after 1 year of ownership. I have had to change the wipers as soon as I got it (they chattered badly), the front brake pads due to excessive brake dust, standard oil changes and tire rotations. No squeaks, rattles...

Dealer fees and taxes vary from state to state and dealership to dealership. Some charge no fee and I have seen it as high as $1100 just for you to buy a car from them. Then there are other "doc" fees, registration and taxes also- some paid at the time of purchase, some paid at a later date...

I am not sure about the fuel injection. It had the 2.0 engine, not the 2.5 gas hog- which my 2011 had. The STI's still use the 2.5 engine. I would stay away from one like the plague. I traded my 2016 for my ST. I like the ST way better.

You also have to keep it out of boost. I had a 2016 WRX 6 speed manual I bought brand new that I also got really good gas mileage with. I averaged over 32 MPG with it and on one trip I got a real 40 MPG, going a steady 70 MPH on the highway, flat road, no wind, light traffic with CC on...

They offer 0% for a reason- it's an advertising ploy to get you in. It means you need perfect credit to qualify for the 0%, terms may be only 24 months and you do not get the rebate(s) and/or discounts and pay near full sticker price for the vehicle. Way, way better to get as many rebates and...

I average 39.8 but my commute is mostly off the main highway, 2 and 3 lane roads 55 MPH with a few stops. Aside from a few romps on the gas to burst out or away from bad drivers, I mostly drive with a light right foot, take offs are steady and easy and use CC a lot. My mileage goes down from...