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2009 Subaru Impreza WRX - STI - Trims

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4dr (3) MSRP Invoice MPG City MPG Hwy
4dr Man Specs $24,995 $23,617 18 25
4dr Man w/Premium Pkg Specs $27,495 $25,925 18 25
4dr Man w/Sat/Nav Specs $29,495 $27,771 18 25
5dr (8) MSRP Invoice MPG City MPG Hwy
5dr Man Specs $25,495 $24,082 18 25
5dr Man w/Premium Pkg Specs $27,995 $26,389 18 25
5dr Man w/Sat/Nav Specs $29,995 $28,234 18 25
5dr Man STI Specs $34,995 $33,035 18 25
5dr Man STI w/Silver Wheels Specs $36,995 $34,892 18 25
5dr Man STI w/Gold Wheels Specs $36,995 $34,892 18 25
5dr Man STI w/Silver Wheels/Nav Specs $38,795 $36,562 18 25
5dr Man STI w/Gold Wheels/Nav Specs $38,795 $36,562 18 25
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The Chevrolet Cobalt SS is a surprisingly good performer, but also front-wheel drive; GM's new direct-injected turbo four is blistering and refined, handling is grin-inducing, and the low-rent interior is Avis abysmal.

Dodge's Caliber SRT4 melds a roomy, convenient hatch layout with good performance stats, but refinement is sorely lacking in every sense and the interior is down there with the Cobalt's.

The STi directly competes with the BMW 1-Series and Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution.

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