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Consumer Reports (by subscription) didn't test the Subaru WRX STI because this study was about fuel-efficiency and acceleration, not pure speed. The milder WRX uses the smaller 2.0-liter direct-injection turbocharged Boxer engine (23 combined mpg) versus the 2.5-liter engine in the STI (19 combined mpg.)

How fast is the Subaru WRX?

The 268 horsepower Subaru WRX will launch from 0-60 mph in 6.0 seconds. That's faster than the Mazda MX-5 Miata Club (6.7 seconds), Honda Civic Si (7.3), Fiat 124 Spider Lusso (7.1), Mini Cooper S (7.0), Subaru BRZ/Toyota86 (7.2), Volkswagen GTI Autobahn (6.6), Hyundai Veloster Turbo R-Spec (7.0), Audi TT 2.0T (6.3), and the Ford Mustang Premium 2.3T (6.4).

The Subaru WRX is slower than three models tested by CR. The BMW M235i takes 5.2 seconds from 0-60, the Toyota Supra Premium comes in 4.6 seconds from 0-60 mph, and the Porsche 718 Boxter is fastest at 4.4 seconds from 0-60 mph.

What does the Subaru WRX cost compared with the faster sports cars?

Consumer Reports didn't measure the best value in sports cars, but how does the WRX compare in price? The 2020 WRX Premium trim starts at $29,795. The faster BMW M235i has a starting MSRP of $45,500, the all-new Toyota Supra Premium starts at $42,990, and the Porsche 718 Boxter begins at $62,000.

The Subaru WRX is the only sports car among the cars tested with standard all-wheel-drive. It's what sets the sports-tuned model apart from the competition.

For power, price, and fuel-efficiency, the 2020 Subaru WRX is still the best performance sports car value on the planet. It's why it's outselling all compact sports cars, including the new Chevrolet Corvette. Check it out below.

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The article shows how to use the System.Text.Json to serialize and deserialize. To migrate to System.Text.Json is a way to port your existing code.

There are code examples in this article.

The System.Text.Json has all the entry points and main types.

The System.Text.Json.Serialization namespace has attributes and APIs for advanced scenarios and customization. The code examples in this article need to use directives.

The JsonSerializer.Serialize method can be used to write to a string or file.

The following example shows how to create a string.

Whitespace, indent, and newline characters are not included in the output.

The following example uses code.

The following example uses code to create a file.

The type being serialized is used in the previous examples.

A generic type parameter is taken when an overload of Serialize is taken.

This example shows how to serialize a class containing collection properties.

Using string-based methods is about 10% faster than serializing to a UTF-8 byte array. The difference is because you don't have to convert strings to strings.

The JsonSerializer.SerializeToUtf8Bytes method is used to serialize to a UTF-8 byte array.

A serialize that takes a Utf8JsonWriter value is also available.

Unsupported types are included.

See Supported Collection Types in System.Text.Json for more information.

The built-in converters can be used to handle additional types, or you can use a custom converters.

A common way to deserialize is to create a class with properties and fields that represent one or more of the properties.

To deserialize from a file, call the JsonSerializer.Deserialize method. The type of the class you created is passed as a generic type parameter.

The type of the class you created is passed as a method parameter. It can be deserialized quickly.

The properties that aren't represented in the class are ignored. Deserialization will fail if the properties of the type are not present in the JSON.

The following example shows how to deserialize a string.

The following example shows how to deserialize from a file using a string.

The DeserializeAsync method can be used to deserialize from a file.

The following example shows a JsonSerializer.Deserialize overload that takes a ReadOnlySpanbyte> or Utf8JsonReader value. The examples assume that the data is in an array of 8 bits.