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Holy moly, it's a Subaru Impreza convertible

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Holy moly, it's a Subaru Impreza convertible | Top Gear

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So we don’t know how the soft top of this four-door works, who made it, how much time and money was invested in its mechanism and materials... Read more

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Holy moly, it's a Subaru Impreza convertible

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And we’re really disturbed. Is this drop-top WRX madness or genius?

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And we’re really disturbed. Is this drop-top WRX madness or genius?

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Holy moly, it's a Subaru Impreza convertible

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Holy moly, it's a Subaru Impreza convertible

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Holy moly, it's a Subaru Impreza convertible

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And we’re really disturbed. Is this drop-top WRX madness or genius?

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“Experience driving perfection in the 2011 Subaru Impreza WRX!” reads the jolly advert.

“With less than 10,000 miles on the odometer, this four-door sedan prioritises comfort, safety and convenience,” it earnestly continues. “Subaru made sure to keep road-handling and sportiness at the top of its priority list.”

For 139 words, the advert extols the virtues of an Impreza WRX saloon, but fails to touch on the one defining feature of the specific car it has for sale: it’s a flipping convertible.

So we don’t know how the soft top of this four-door works, who made it, how much time and money was invested in its mechanism and materials… important information when it’s an aftermarket rather than factory job.

We suspect “comfort, safety and convenience” weren’t prioritised in the chopping job that allowed for that roof to be fitted, though. We also suspect “road-handling and sportiness” weren’t at the top the priority list.

Want it? Good news, as it’s for sale in Manchester – the American one, in New Hampshire – for $26,967. That’s about £21,000. Given there are no rally-bred sports saloon convertible rivals to compare it to, we’re not sure if that’s a bargain or not…

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“Experience driving perfection in the 2011 Subaru Impreza WRX!” reads the jolly advert.

“With less than 10,000 miles on the odometer, this four-door sedan prioritises comfort, safety and convenience,” it earnestly continues. “Subaru made sure to keep road-handling and sportiness at the top of its priority list.”

For 139 words, the advert extols the virtues of an Impreza WRX saloon, but fails to touch on the one defining feature of the specific car it has for sale: it’s a flipping convertible.

So we don’t know how the soft top of this four-door works, who made it, how much time and money was invested in its mechanism and materials… important information when it’s an aftermarket rather than factory job.

We suspect “comfort, safety and convenience” weren’t prioritised in the chopping job that allowed for that roof to be fitted, though. We also suspect “road-handling and sportiness” weren’t at the top the priority list.

Want it? Good news, as it’s for sale in Manchester – the American one, in New Hampshire – for $26,967. That’s about £21,000. Given there are no rally-bred sports saloon convertible rivals to compare it to, we’re not sure if that’s a bargain or not…

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And we’re really disturbed. Is this drop-top WRX madness or genius?

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Subaru Impreza WRX convertible front quarter