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Why Subaru killed the WRX STI and fans still aren’t over it
Emissions regulations, electrification pressures, rising costs, and market shifts toward crossovers ended the beloved WRX STI ...
The Subaru STI returns as a five-door hatchback for the first time in over a decade, but the numbers are a bit underwhelming.
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The Subaru WRX is dying in Japan, but there's good news for America
Subaru will stop accepting WRX orders in Japan on May 18, but nothing changes for the US model.
Subaru performance enthusiasts—myself included—have spent the last few years learning how to live on crumbs. A concept here, a cryptic teaser there, an ominously worded corporate statement about the ...
The legendary STI badge is poised for a return, but don’t expect a boxer engine or turbo whoosh. Subaru says the future of performance is electric. Subaru fans still talk about the WRX STI like it’s a ...
Subaru is shuffling things around with its WRX lineup in Japan. The automaker's Japanese consumer website is now noting that orders of the WRX S4, the sole version currently sold there, will shut down ...
Update: We’ve updated the story with official photos, full specs, and new details released by Subaru for all vehicles on display. Performance takes center stage at Subaru’s 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon booth ...
Subaru is shuffling things around with its WRX lineup in Japan. The automaker's Japanese consumer website is now noting that orders of the WRX S4, the sole version currently sold there, will shut down ...
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