Off-road Impreza goes for the tow of its life

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Matt Hardigree
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A Subaru Impreza owner attempted to race down a challenging rocky path in Miner's Gulch, Colo., only to discover you can't actually drive a lightly, spray-paint modified as if it were a Jeep. Watching it get towed out is amusing and awful all at the same time.UPDATE!

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Impressively, the Impreza made it 12 miles before hitting a rock and puncturing its oil pan. The car crawled to a stop with about two miles left and was abandoned by its owner. Members of the Colorado Trail Patrol and Colorado4x4.org cleaned the oil, reported the incident to the authorities, and towed the vehicle out.

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If you love old Subies do not watch the tow.

UDPATE If the video of the tow made you sick, the video of it getting stuck will make you puke vital organs.

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