Subaru of America has announced pricing for the 2022 Outback and Legacy sedan. For 2022, one of the notable additions to the Outback line is the more rugged Subaru Wilderness trim. Subaru says that both the Outback and the Legacy gain new standard features for 2022 while maintaining their competitive pricing. Both models will be available at Subaru dealerships in the summer.
The 2022 Subaru BRZ is receiving a sportier lineup of exterior go-fast accessories and STI performance parts. But there’s a catch (two, actually). First, it seems these yummy STI performance parts are for the Japanese market BRZ only. And lastly, the pieces are currently under development, coinciding with a heavily camouflaged BRZ spotted doing the rounds at Fuji Speedway last December.
The 2022 Toyota GR 86 recently debuted online, five months after the new Subaru BRZ made its official debut last year. And this got us thinking: Is Toyota cooking up a storm for its latest two-door sports car (to differentiate the 86 further from its BRZ platform-mate)? Or is Toyota simply taking its sweet time in releasing the third and newest member of its GR (Gazoo Racing) lineup after the GR Supra and magnificent GR Yaris?
The 2022 Subaru Outback Wilderness is the first vehicle to wear the Japanese carmaker’s ‘Wilderness’ sub-brand badge. If that’s any indication, the newest 2022 Outback Wilderness debuts the most rugged and off-road capable station wagon in the brand’s storied history, and you can see it from the onset.
Subaru has shared a single teaser image that shows the lower side of a new version of the Outback. It's not an all-new model; it's a new trim level that will bring a more rugged appearance and presumably better off-road capability to the popular wagon. Reports indicate the vehicle would be called the Subaru Outback Wilderness Edition and that it will land as a 2022 model.
Automotive fans know that Toyota and Subaru have been working together for a long time. The first joint development effort from the two automakers was with the Subaru BRZ and Toyota 86 sports cars. While those cars were well received for their styling and handling and for being the only affordable, compact rear-wheel-drive sport coupes on the market, they've also been ridiculed for being underpowered. Toyota and Subaru are now teasing another joint effort that will be announced on April 5.
We have good news if you want a 2021 Subaru WRX or WRX STI. The new Subaru WRX has the same base price as last year, but the Japanese carmaker has given it more standard kit. Starting at $27,495, Subaru’s rally-bred, four-door sedan remains standard with Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, active torque vectoring, and a six-speed manual transmission (Subaru’s Sport Lineatronic CVT automatic is optional).
Subaru has announced the official pricing for the 2021 Crosstrek Hybrid SUV. The new MSRP starts at $35,345, only a $200 increase from the previous model year. For the extra money, buyers get a new front facia design, upgraded suspension, and the ability to drive up to 17 miles in EV mode.
Crossovers and SUVs may be sweeping new vehicle sales, but that doesn't mean enthusiast cars are going anywhere, something the 2022 Subaru BRZ is eager to remind us of. Revealed today, the new version of the popular and affordable sports coupe gets a thorough reworking, with more power and improvements in handling, styling, and cabin accommodations.
Subaru has unveiled what the automaker declared as the most outrageous WRX STI ever made. Feast your eyes on Travis Pastrana’s specially concocted version of Subaru’s Impreza WRX STI. Created to star in the next installment of Hoonigan’s Gymkhana video series, this one-off creation is not for the faint of heart, and nor is it favorable if you detest wings, scoops, and wind-routing appendages on a car.
Subaru has announced the official list price for its 2021 Impreza lineup. The base model Impreza starts at $18,795, representing a price increase of only $100 compared to the 2020 model. As always, the 2021 Impreza line comes standard with all-wheel drive.
The 2021 Subaru Forester remains a capable, practical, and formidable crossover. The fifth-generation model entered the market in 2019 and is the roomiest and most feature-packed Forester to date. But for 2021, the new Forester receives more standard equipment, namely steering-responsive headlights, high beam assist, and a new rear seat belt reminder across the lineup.