The Pink Ninja

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Probablly because it works out at around 46mpg @ £1.37 per/L

ditchyboy

thanks for the replies guys, sorry for causing an argument or at least a good solid debate. It is interesting to know about the off boost as i already knew this but didnt know how much difference it could make. I get a weird kick out of getting the most mpg i can as well so would be interesting, i wouldnt really want to boot it or have it on boost just to pootle to work and back but the reason i would like an sti is for when i do want a heavy right foot!!
Just trying to justify it in my head and i am still struggling even though i know this could be my 1 and only chance to own one!
might end up going down the leon cupra r mk1 route instead as there are a few around at half the price of a scoob (

Dan-

£1.42 tesco 99 not believable but thats what it did :P

Trippie

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When i visit the family 134 mile round trip i get at least 29 MPG every time

The Pink Ninja

iTrader: (23)

That makes it just over 48 mpg

tubbytommy

iTrader: (20)

48 mpg in an sti impreza.
Sorry but utter bullsh1t........

Rbon91

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One thing I can say I bought my widetrack in Febuary
Since then done few things to it but driven
BMW m3
TTRS
Bentley cont gt
DB9
Cupra Leon r 265

Nothing compares mate if you can afford it buy one!!

Trippie

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this man makes total sence......

richie001

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If your worried about MPG,don't buy a Impreza

MadUsa1

If you're worried about mpg, you may want to consider the 2.5L hawkeye - it's a little more frugal than the earlier cars.

stevep360

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Plymouth-Northumberland 468 miles, did that run in my car on a tank and a quarter, 03 sti mapped by Martin Jeffery