2012 Subaru WRX Hatchback 2 Year Review! (Money Down The Drain)

2012 Subaru WRX Hatchback 2 Year Review! (Money Down The Drain)//Today I took the Subie out and decided to give you guys a little 2 year review of ownership with the car! I tell you about the problems I've had, as well as how I feel about my 2012 Hatchback WRX as of today. Let me know what you think and what else you'd like to see!
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[@j.torres5726]

This video is literally making me rethink buying a Subaru

[@anthonymcfapper766]

what’s that headunit??

[@Nimoodles]

Squeaky clutch is from the fire wall coming apart behind the clutch, iirc. Something about the metal being welded improperly on some builds. That said, as someone who does have a 2014 Subaru Impreza WRX (Limited) with only one previous owner with an extensive maintenance carfax record, contrasted against all the many many youtube videos out there talking about their experiences with their own WRXs of the same generation, I can say your experience with these cars will be entirely anecdotal. There is no raw truth that "x car is unreliable", or "breaks down at X". You only have cars on the market that are either taken care of by their owners, or not. Do your due diligence. Unfortunately, there are a lot of these cars on the market that were NOT taken care of. Just in my year of browsing before getting the car, I would say a good 80% of them had a bare carfax. No maintenance upkeep records. That's what happens when you release a sporty car at an affordable price. A bunch of irresponsible young adults get their hands on them, abuse the ever living shit out of them, then trade them in with minimal upkeep.

[@outsideboy23]

do you recommend for a first car? i make about 18.00 a hr do u think i can afford

[@DRGOAT]

I mean each car is unique based on how it’s been treated before you, but as long as everything is mechanically well, I’d say you could do it! I will say buying one that has a bunch of mods can be nice just because you don’t have to pay to do that all yourself, but that also means more possibilities of issues.

[@outsideboy23]

@@DRGOAT i want mine all stock for now lol ima spend a little money on new parts for what’s needed then just have fun for a little while… then go stage 3 😂