Subaru Thefts on the Rise

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    The car thieves must not know the value of Rotas and ebay headers.Newbs
     
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    Not surprising. They are the new Honda civic.
     
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    @AWDimprezaL prophesied that years ago...
     
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    Hey, I have Rotas. I mean Brotas.
     
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    Me too. That's what i'm saying, lolol!
     
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    Any car that gets cheap and is a "tuner" car will be the new honda.
    BMW 335i's have attracted honda level owners too. You can get a beat to **** automatic one for less than $10k and it has "TWIN TURBOS" so all the broke bros buy them and destroy them.
     
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    psssssh. elitists.
    A new civic (type r after adm)
    costs $55k now.
     
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    "A new civic (type r after adm)
    costs $55k now."
     
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    What an opportunity to easily dispose of a Subaru with all the typical problems. Park it in an area with a known high theft rate. Take insurance proceeds and buy a dependable car. Problem solved.
     
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    I sure did.
     
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