Subaru killed off the WRX STI back in 2021, to the lasting grief of many a rally fan. Really though, the car had something of ...

As far as millennials go, I’m a bit of an oddball. Open up any American news site and you’ll probably come across articles telling you about all the things millennials have ‘killed’.

While the performance is very impressive, the way the car responds to track driving is even more incredible. After numerous pounding laps, the WRX STI keeps pushing and never slows or lets up in ...

Subaru has done everything it can to the new WRX AWD tS Spec B (from AUD$61,490 plus on-road costs) except give the turbocharged 2.4-litre four-cylinder engine that produces up to ...

The Subaru WRX STI wing has returned to the range on a permanent variant, the tS Spec B offering adaptive suspension, bigger brakes, stickier tyres and new tech for a higher price – but no more power.

"Designed and produced in the United States." This sentence would most likely spark fervor in some obsessive patriots, but it is a sentence we don't see too often in the automotive world.

THE DESCRIPTION OF THE CAR VARIES FROM A NEWER MODEL SILVER FOUR DOOR TO HAVING AN AFTERMARKET SPOILER, TINTED WINDOWS, AND A PINK LICENSE COVER. AGAIN, IS THERE ONE SUSPECT OR MORE THAN ONE SUSPECT?

all aimed at improving performance and driver engagement. A large rear wing spoiler further amplifies its aesthetic, reinforcing its motorsport-inspired design. At its core, the WRX AWD tS Spec B ...