Evo X or Subaru STi

I seldom write reviews about cars because I'm not that knowledgeable enough about them. But when I became a frequent driver on the road and an avid fan of a lot cars, I now became inquisitive how to take care of one's car and how does the car literally work. I became fascinated and engrossed with the price of gas, how to drive defensively, how to drive a car that does not cost you a lot of gas, how fast a car would go, how good the engine sounds, how unique they would look, how eye catching and head turner the car would become and how loud and clear the set up of your stereo would boom off. Actually, this isn't a review but sort of a comment on a video that I saw in youtube. Clearly there are a lot of videos and reviews that depict a lot of comparisons between two cars of different makers. More often than not, most of those reviews are biased and one sided (that's because some video makers or review makers are just so "trying hard" to be an expert).

A friend of mine have this new Mitsubishi Lancer Ex Gt 2008 (Photo by iJ Agawa) for roughly about 2 months already. Just yesterday, he recently changed the mags and got his car new mufflers as well (Photo by Kit Santiago). The mods cost him a little something and he still plans to save up for an Evo X in the future. Boys will be boys when it comes to people who has a lot of need for speed.

Well here's the video that I saw in youtube. Credits for the one who uploaded the vid, it does create a social interaction of how people can become mean, a praiser, a fan and a safe talker. hahahaha



The short guy just keeps on repeating what the tall guy is saying..never did he refute and such. duhhhhhh. For luxury or a need to have a medium for transportation, both cars got exemplary design, uniqueness and power. It will always depend on what kind of driver you are and why you have those cars to use. Give justice to the automakers. We are just the consumers and drivers to drive what they make. If the EVO X and STi have unique features and power? We do have "individual differences and choices". It will always depend on you so better respect "you". Am I right or am I right?