The iconic Subaru WRX debuted in the early 90s in Japan and quickly gained a reputation for exceptional capability, roaring to victory in rally motorsport competitions. Fitting, then, considering what ...

Subaru made a surprise unveiling at the Tokyo Auto Salon with a new special edition of the WRX. The limited-production S210 is described as the “pinnacle of the STI complete cars”, featuring ...

Subaru enthusiasts have been waiting a long time for the return of a proper WRX STI hatchback. The last one disappeared in 2014 when the third-generation model bowed out, leaving the lineup without a ...

The Subaru WRX STI S210 prototype has been revealed, which previews a new production version. The new STI doesn't offer a manual, and its engine is expected to make 296 horsepower and 277 pound-feet ...

In March 2022, there was a startling announcement: Subaru would not produce a next-generation gas-powered WRX STI. Nearly three years later, the company appears to have had a change of heart. The ...

This genuine 2005 Subaru Impreza WRX STi presents a rare project opportunity for rally enthusiasts or builders seeking a high ...

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Despite our hopes and dreams, Subaru has no plans to sell an STI variant of the latest generation of WRX sedan. That does not mean the brand is not interested in making more interesting versions of ...

Sure, the increase in price over the standard model sounds typical, until you learn that the WRX tS actually produces the same 271 hp as the regular WRX. The situation raises the question of what the ...

You complained; Subaru listened. The WRX STI is a sedan again for 2011, and it just might be the best-handling STI we've ever tested. When Subaru went hatch-only on the previous-generation STI, the ...

When most people think of Japanese performance sedans from the 2000s, the usual suspects pop up first—the Subaru WRX STI, Mitsubishi’s Evo, maybe even a Nissan or two. But quietly sitting in the ...