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more about #wrxsti more comments → cesariojpn: Dear Mr Block I am now officially boycotting you and withdrawing my support and fandom due to your relationship with Monster Energy Drinks. Monster E... more » Xelmon: I had my doubts looking at the pictures. Video though made me have a change of heart. Looks bad ass! Though the wheel wells are a bit odd looking. #k... more » alexander_the_car_salamander: You can put tracks on just about anything. #kenblock more » Doshu: I need a set of those for my Evo. With lift ticket prices here, I'm sure I could recover the cost in a single season. #kenblock more » Elhigh: The native Minnesota in me looks on this thing and says, ah finally, I can get to the Red Owl for beer no matter what the weather guy says. You betch... more » GreenN_Gold: Getting the spare to fit in the hatch is a bitch. #kenblock more » Das ASHloch (achtundsiebzig): Needs a pair of trucknutz to be complete. Probably tucked up into the bumper, but still. #kenblock more » skaycog was here: Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. Oh, what fun it is to ride in a 400HP sleigh. #kenblock more » evoCS-Hench-Minion to the stars: So with this and the Ford Raptor in one's remote mountain and/or desert compound garage, your end-of-civilization transportation needs would be satisf... more » Vintage Racer - with V-12 goodness: The Subies big brother.... or maybe redneck cousin..... #kenblock more » Drew and not U has Twin Turbots: That is ridiculously awesome! I wonder how much unsprung weight those add, and if the performance penalty is outweighed by the additional traction? #... more » Paul Y. don't drive too fast.: So, as it happens, Ken Block & co. figured out the Impreza's main fault: it doesn't come with 8-lug hubs. Who'd have thought? #kenblock more » GeeHalen: I'm sorry, this is rather disgusting. Would be much nicer if they showed off the REAL potential of this car by driving it on WHEELS in snow. #kenblock more » The Kid: Pairing the carbon roof with a "delete headliner" option could potentially save even more weight up high, very slightly offset the added cost of the f... more » TetrisMaster: Well... Thank god it's a JDM. more » -
#sema
Ken Block's Tracked Subaru STI Begs For Snow
This is Ken Block's latest toy, a 400HP Subaru WRX STI, stripped and caged and outfitted with a set of Mattracks all-terrain tracks debuted today at SEMA. Is it badass? Yes. Would we sell our eye-teeth for one? Probably. More » -
#tokyomotorshow
JDM Subaru WRX STI Carbon Messes With A Good Thing
For Tokyo, Subaru's revealed the WRX STI Carbon. It takes the Subaru WRX STI, replaces the regular roof with carbon fiber, adds suede seats to enhance "driving excitement" and comes with the JDM-spec automatic transmission. More » -
#conceptcars
Independent Subaru WRX STI Concept Looks Fast, Stylish
We've got a theory: Subaru uses two teams developing alternating generation platform designs. The teams compete to out-do each other with progressively uglier vehicles. This independently designed WRX STI proves such mustn't be the case. More » -
#carcrash
Subaru STI Hits Two Trees At Speed, Flips Twice, Everyone Survives!
Late at night, the driver of this Subaru STI swerved to miss a deer, lost control, hit a tree, flipped twice, plowed through a stop sign and another tree. Everyone inside walked away. Mega-gallery below. More » -
#racingnews
Subaru Impreza WRX STI Takes On Nurburgring 24 Hours
The folks at SUBARU Tecnica International (STI) have prepped a Subaru WRX STI for the 24 Hours of Nurburgring endurance race. Watch out Nordschleife because something AWD this way comes.
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#fastandfurious
Brian O'Conner's Subaru Impreza WRX STI
Car: 2009 Subaru Impreza WRX STI
Character: Brian O'Conner (Paul Walker)
Engine: EJ257 Shortblock Turbo
Upgrades: Perrin intake, Veilside shifter, Remus exhaust/intake, Enkei NT03+M wheels More » -
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#jalopnikreviews
2008 Subaru Impreza WRX STI, Part One
I drove the 2008 Subaru Impreza WRX STI backwards. Not in the reverse gear sense, but leaving Palm Springs it's only a very short climb up a straight, steep highway before you get to the kind of roads we car guys can usually only dream about. As state route 74 climbs up to Pinyon Crest, overlooking the Anza-Borrego state park, the road twists and turns, looping back on itself over and over again as it forms tight hairpins. Cliffs rise dramatically on one side and drop thousands of feet on the other. More »
