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If they do, I would be suprised. Subaru dealerships don't really want the vehicle because a RWD vehicle doesn't really go with their brand. Toyota is getting the Supra, so that will add another lightweight RWD vehicle to their lineup, although it will only be offered in an automatic transmission...

No risk, no reward. It's just like tuning your vehicle and hoping that nothing goes wrong with your engine or clutch.

I agree that it is too slow for it's price tag, but if you can find a 1-2 year old slightly used one, I believe it is well worth the money.

Looks are subjective, but I prefer the look of the BRZ over the 86 and Si Coupe. The front of the Si coupe looks good, but the rear end is a little too busy for me.

They got rid of the Accord Coupe, so I'm pretty sure the Civic Coupe will be next on the chopping block.

They could do what Hyundai is doing with the Veloster N. They offer a base trim that has 250hp and then a performance package that provides 275hp and other upgrades. This increases the base price by roughly $2K, which would still make the Si a good value and not step on the toes of the CTR...

What changes would you like to see for the next generation?

What RPM are you cruising at if your going 75-80 MPH? I'm guessing it would be around 3K? I'm surprised how you can get that kind of MPG cruising at that RPM. The highest I ever got was around 43 MPG and that was with me barely pressing the gas pedal.