Subaru's flagship EJ engine was around for over 30 years, which has left a lot of gearheads wondering why the EJ engine line was discontinued. We'll explain.

The Subaru WRX STI gains a new S210 special edition with a limited production of 500 units. The engine has been upgraded to produce 296 hp, combined with a sharper chassis setup. The model ...

Powering the WRX STI S210 is a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder boxer that sports a reworked intake, exhaust, and engine controller. Subaru is previewing the next iteration of its popular S ...

Last year, we got the chance to drive the Subaru WRX tS ... I have some bad news. The WRX STI’s 2.4-liter engine makes 296 hp and 277 pound-feet of torque. That’s an improvement of 25 hp ...

Subaru unveiled the WRX ... in previous generations of the true WRX STI. That changes with the WRX S210 STI, which boasts a turbocharged 2.4-liter flat-4 engine tuned to deliver a targeted 296 ...

The Subaru WRX STI S210 prototype has been revealed, which previews a new production version. The new STI doesn't offer a manual, and its engine is expected to make 296 horsepower and 277 pound ...

In March 2022, there was a startling announcement: Subaru ... engine output characteristics" and offering "heightened pleasure of driving," this decision will not go down well with the WRX STI's ...

Of course, we are talking about the WRX – a model which sees Subaru return to its performance sedan past. Subaru is the car making division of the Japanese transport company, Subaru Corporation ...

After years of speculation, Subaru has unveiled the WRX STI S210 Prototype at the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon. This long-anticipated addition brings back the iconic STI badge for the latest WRX generation.

However, Subaru is also responsible for bringing the quirky boxer engine to the modern mass market. Of course, Volkswagen were the first to bring a boxer into the mainstream with ...

The door to a new Subaru WRX STI has officially cracked open, as Subaru has revealed a Japan-only WRX STI S210 Prototype at the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon. Yes, it’s only for the Japanese market ...