This Is What A Subaru Impreza With $250,000 Of Modifications Looks Like
Never has the saying ‘you can sleep in a car, but you can’t race a house’ been more apt. This 2002 Subaru Impreza ‘Bugeye’ has had roughly $250,000 invested in it. Many people would buy a house with that kind of cash, but Alex Witkin spent that figure modifying one of his cars almost beyond recognition.
Almost every part of the car has been changed or upgraded. The engine has been built completely from scratch, and the engine bay has had a lot of work done to achieve the end result. It has a custom-fabricated 10-point roll cage, the interior has been completely overhauled and it’s even been converted to a right-hand-drive car. As the car is in America and was LHD originally, we don’t really understand that change.
As you can see from the video, the car is completely road legal, but mostly used as a show car and to promote his business.
Is it a waste of money, or well spent?
Via Reddit Cars
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Promote business? All I read was tax write off.
*Bugeye not blobeye
learn the difference
That…is…not…a…blobeye.
Basically the guy did what he wanted with his money… I’m sure many of us would disagree with his choice and would do different things with the money, but we’re not the ones with $250,000 here. We’re not him. Let’s just respect and appreciate the build…
I strongly believe thats a bugeye…
Cringed everytime this was referred to as a blobeye
I’m all for those who want to spend their money on whatever they want but for me, I’d drop most of that on a Porsche 911 Turbo S and use the rest as a down payment on a really nice house.
Sorry, but, it’s a Bugeye STI
I’d take that 250k and head to the Benz dealership to buy an SL65.