USDM sti??
17 December 2005, 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted by GC8
Im going to explain this again using small words so that the intellectually challenged can understand. JDM stands for Japanese Domestic Market; with me so far? Subaru are a Japanese manufacturer, so Japan is their Domestic Market. They can only have one Domestic Market; every other market is a foreign one. The acronyms EDM & USDM were made up by people who did not understand what JDM meant.
BVM: Im going to point out what a **** you are again here because Im not in the mood for an ignorant f*ckit coming the c*nt with me. Corvettes are manufactured by General Motors, an American company; so obviously their home market cars could be referred to as USDM but what the f*ck does that have to do with Subarus?
BVM: Im going to point out what a **** you are again here because Im not in the mood for an ignorant f*ckit coming the c*nt with me. Corvettes are manufactured by General Motors, an American company; so obviously their home market cars could be referred to as USDM but what the f*ck does that have to do with Subarus?
17 December 2005, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted by GC8
You dont understand what Domestic Market means do you?
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17 December 2005, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Ante
BVM did you get my PM??
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17 December 2005, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Rannoch
Well there is also the fact that General Motors has a significant interest in Subaru and the design of Subarus is very heavily swayed towards NA as well as models being manufactured there.
The only US orientated Subaru is the Tribeca, the rest of the range are in fact heavily orientated towards the Japanese/Asian markets (witness the dimensions of the Impreza, Legacy & Forester, which fits exactly into Japanese tax categories).
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Thanks for the update on the GM situation - I did not see that news.
I am not sure I quite agree on your comments on design for the Asian markets. Overall the US is a critical market for Subaru and a number of cars are clearly designed and have been redesigned for US tastes - the Legacy being the most obvious. They have also been engineered for US tastes as well with cars such as the 2.5 Sti which was developed in North America. The very car that Ante wants.
My original point being that domestic market does not have such a narrow definition as was being pointed out.
Back on topic I would prefer to stick with the 2.0l car for the moment as the 2.5l is not all that it has been cracked up to be. Its not bad, its just not the Snake Oil that is seems to be being sold as.
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I am not sure I quite agree on your comments on design for the Asian markets. Overall the US is a critical market for Subaru and a number of cars are clearly designed and have been redesigned for US tastes - the Legacy being the most obvious. They have also been engineered for US tastes as well with cars such as the 2.5 Sti which was developed in North America. The very car that Ante wants.
My original point being that domestic market does not have such a narrow definition as was being pointed out.
Back on topic I would prefer to stick with the 2.0l car for the moment as the 2.5l is not all that it has been cracked up to be. Its not bad, its just not the Snake Oil that is seems to be being sold as.
Rannoch
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