The fact of the matter is, Subaru produced a model in the early 2000s that carried the same engine as the one found in the ...

Subaru hasn't officially sold a wagon version of its popular WRX since 2014. Sure, the Levorg, a wagon version of the Impreza with WRX power, has been available in overseas markets since 2016, but ...

Subaru's latest set of Impreza-based STI performance models proves that its dead serious about reinvesting into its sports ...

Subaru teased its latest concept ahead of its world debut at the Geneva International Motor Show on March 6. Called the VIZIV Tourer Concept, we expect this model to be a wagon, possibly previewing an ...

Subaru set the groundwork for what would eventually become the Outback Sport and Crosstrek 30 years ago with the Impreza ...

A carbon-fueled race car, wild yellow show models, and a manual mystery hatch headline Subaru's 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon preview ...

Subaru hasn’t made a true WRX wagon since 2007, unless you count the WRX hatchback from early 2010s, but it could be argued that neither of those were real wagons. However, the Japanese automaker has ...

For all intents and purposes, the Subaru 2018 Levorg is a WRX wagon. It's built on the same platform as the WRX, shares the same 300 horsepower 2.0-liter turbocharged flat-four engine, has the same ...

Matt Nelson is an automotive journalist with nearly a decade of experience in all things cars. He's spent years working at dealerships in sales, finance, and service. He's since traded in his pens and ...

Today’s lack of variety when it comes to station wagons means sporting options are even thinner on the ground. Their ranks are about to swell, though, as Subaru has confirmed the new 2022 WRX will be ...

Could this be a reinterpretation of the iconic WRX wagon? With edgy hatchback proportions and dimensions that position it between the Levorg and Outback, it certainly looks that way. Unveiled at the ...

Let it be a forewarning that the photos on the coming pages are terribly misleading. It's not the photos themselves per se, because they're nothing short of excellent, but I'm referring to the subject ...