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JET02WRX · 07-09-2009, 09:24 AM

Obviously i'm biased here...but going off of these statements... " I need something fun that I WANT to take on trips. I'll be keeping the car stock and I'm basically done with serious modding ", and "AWD, 4-door practicality, and fun." I would go with a WRX Wagon. You'll be able to find one that is likely unmodded, well taken care of, and still fun to drive, best of all... its useful because of the hatch. If you don't beat on the clutch, it will be fine. Plenty of people with modded WRX's running stock clutches. Just leave the launching duties to your supra and you'll be good. Give the car a good once over thats all.

07-09-2009, 09:24 AM	#7
JET02WRX Tri-State Addict Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Chester Co. Member #2133 My Ride: 2002 WRX Wagon iTrader: (1)	Obviously i'm biased here...but going off of these statements... " I need something fun that I WANT to take on trips. I'll be keeping the car stock and I'm basically done with serious modding ", and "AWD, 4-door practicality, and fun." I would go with a WRX Wagon. You'll be able to find one that is likely unmodded, well taken care of, and still fun to drive, best of all... its useful because of the hatch. If you don't beat on the clutch, it will be fine. Plenty of people with modded WRX's running stock clutches. Just leave the launching duties to your supra and you'll be good. Give the car a good once over thats all. __________________ 2002 WRX "Fun-Wagon"