Alas, he didn't want to use either the BRAT or Baja monikers because ... Santa Cruz concept's suicide-door setup for a Subaru 2+2 named 'Brumby.' Sure, the Japanese automaker's diehard fans ...

The Subaru Brat, or Brumby as it was known in Australia, is a unique beast. The diminutive ute paired a simple carbureted boxer engine with four-wheel drive in what quickly became a much-loved ...

The Subaru BRAT in the U.S. and Abroad The Subaru BRAT ... Outside of the U.S., it was known as the 284, Brumby, Shifter, MV, and Targa. Ironically, it was never sold in its home market of ...

Here's a funky Subaru pickup truck from the freewheeling 1980s. With a 73-hp flat-four, it's not fast but is still fun. This ...

where it was called – I swear this is true – the Subaru Brumby. Before we get into the driving experience, a few other BRAT tidbits that you can recite to your spouse tonight over a pleasant meal.

The BRAT didn't die off immediately, though: Subaru continued building it for other export markets, such as Australia and the U.K — where it was known as the Brumby and 284, respectively ...

Subaru never sold the BRAT in Japan, as the automaker never believed it would sell in its home market. The BRAT was badged under other names like the 284, Brumby, Shifter, MV, and Targa in Europe ...

In that same vein, you may have seen YouTube videos with images claiming to show a 2025 Subaru Brat. Unfortunately ... including Brumby, Targa, 284, and Shifter.

The Brat (Subaru’s name for the Brumby in the US) managed closer to 100,000 units in North America over a nine-year stint from 1978 to 1987. As for the Suiren, little came of its 1993 Tokyo ...

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