The 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show allowed Subaru to unveil the Impreza Design Concept, a preview version of the next generation Impreza. Based on that concept, Jonsibal has imagined what the WRX STI version would look like and we say, if the production version looks anything like this, it will surely be a success.
In addition to a security system with engine immobilizer and high-friction seat, the sturdy 2012 Subaru Impreza WRX STi receives the same updates as the regular WRX. A new steering rack a new helical-type limited slip differential, and wider 17x8-inch BBS alloy wheels come handy in helping the STi offer an improved performance. Whether it is the wider rear track, improved brake pedal feel, a new underbody shield adding stability at higher speeds or the aluminum rear suspension components, the 2012 Subaru Impreza WRX STi is equipped with the features and specs that appeal to its customers.
The 2012 STi has the reputation of being one of the best cars sold in the United States offering value for money. The redesigned front and rear styling enhance the look of the Impreza WRX STi. Outside, the front fascia features four high-intensity discharge (HID) headlamps with smoke tinted lenses and distinctive STi fog light insert covers. Inside, the enlarged hood scoop in the aluminum hood feeds outside air to the intercooler. If your criterion when choosing a car is impressive performance, safety or comfort, the 2012 Subaru Impreza WRX STi fits the bill.
While Subarus have never been the most attractive cars on the road and the STI has always paled in comparison to its Mitsubishi rival, if Subie’s designers follow this path it might be the first time the EVO comes up short on the looks department.