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World Rally eXperimental", the WRX has been positioned more mainstream now with luxury appeal in trying to lose its ‘gold rims and big scoop’ ideals. It was formally known as the Subaru Impreza, being produced since 1992, and took on the WRX nameplate since its third generation. These cars are not only high-performance but also contain rally inspired technology such as symmetrical all-wheel drive, tighter suspensions and turbocharged four cylinder boxer engines. Its interior is not as great as rivals but offers decent space with output of 197 kW and 350 Nm from the 2.0-litre engine and 221 kW combined with 407 Nm of torque from the 2.5-litre.
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Review Summary
PROS
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Standard AWD provides great grip levels
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World Rally pedigree and engineering
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Robust and reliable when left standard
CONS
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Uninspired interior design and trim
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Boot not as large as the dimensions suggest
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Notoriously thirsty
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