The Subaru WRX tS is not an STI, of course, but it blends the best elements available in the current WRX lineup into a single ...

Subaru has made some iconic rally-inspired cars over the years, and while they're no drag racers, these models can achieve ...

The iconic WRX STI is set to make a return, but Australian and U.S. fans shouldn’t hold their breath. At the Tokyo Auto Salon ...

The automaker just announced a new STI-branded Subaru WRX it calls the S210. Based on the WRX S4 STI Sport R EX — which the company released as a Japan-only model in 2024 — the new 2025 ...

After years of speculation, Subaru has unveiled the WRX STI S210 Prototype at the 2025 ... and 19-inch BBS forged wheels wrapped in Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires. However, the absence of the ...

In the same way that seeing a GTI badge revs up Volkswagen enthusiasts, or an RS badge captures the attention of Ford fans, ...

Subaru equipped the WRX STI S210 with 19-inch BBS forged wheels wrapped in Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires, front Brembo brakes, and electronically controlled dampers. The aerodynamic enhancements ...

Like the S209 that came before it, the S210 is a complete Subaru Tecnica International vehicle. This time around, though, it’s based on a WRX S4 STI Sport R EX that Subaru doesn’t offer here.

I wrote about this dire state in these pages last August, saying that the way to save the model and bring excitement back to Subaru was to release a WRX STI. Take the WRX and drop the suspension, fit ...

Subaru unveiled the WRX S210 STI Complete Car prototype at the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon It previews a production model limited to 500 units, set to go on sale later this year Compared to the standard ...

Based on the STI Sport grade, Japan's take on a purple ... Minute differences in output apply to the WRX S4 and WRX as well. Furthermore, Subaru's new STI S210 version of the WRX S4 flaunts ...

The door to a new Subaru WRX STI has officially cracked open, as Subaru has revealed a Japan-only WRX STI S210 Prototype at the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon. Yes, it’s only for the Japanese market ...