2022 Subaru WRX

Im glad Subaru are doing it, depsite it not coming to the UK. I can't help feeling it looks identical to the old car and the performance hasnt moved on since 2004.
 
Commenting on the looks seems a bit silly, because no-one sane bought an Impreza because they liked the style. But yes, it's firmly aimed at the US. I assume that the UK will get a hatch version. And it is me, or does it nowhere quote power/torque?
 
Commenting on the looks seems a bit silly, because no-one sane bought an Impreza because they liked the style. But yes, it's firmly aimed at the US. I assume that the UK will get a hatch version. And it is me, or does it nowhere quote power/torque?

Just you. Quotes both.
 
Im glad Subaru are doing it, depsite it not coming to the UK. I can't help feeling it looks identical to the old car and the performance hasnt moved on since 2004.
yes exactly, but it still looks better than the 2022 Type R, i expect the STI will look similar to that though.
it looks like Subaru can't afford to design something totally new, because they said the ``Final Edition`` was the last of its breed, if you can remember, but they're returned with the same car or very similar.
 
yes exactly, but it still looks better than the 2022 Type R, i expect the STI will look similar to that though.
it looks like Subaru can't afford to design something totally new, because they said the ``Final Edition`` was the last of its breed, if you can remember, but they're returned with the same car or very similar.
A 2.4 Honda engine would be 350hp+?
 
It's been said that they're only still a thing because whatever Fuji Heavy Industries is called these days has forgotten that they have a car division and thus hasn't gotten around to closing it down yet...

Given how many cars they sell in the US (lots) this is an odd thing for someone to say. 1 million cars a year globally is not to be sneezed at.
 
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