Automotive news from the Subaru group

The latest automotive news from the Subaru group has not only surprised all its fans, but has also once again shown that the company has no intention of resting on its laurels. In the near future, the company's car catalogue will grow with new models, or rather new versions of the sedan and wagon.

The Subaru Legacy from the STi division is due for a facelift. According to the latest information, these upgraded models will get the special tS designation and will, unfortunately, be sold in Japan only for now.

Visually, the updated versions will differ from other cars in their class with a new front spoiler mounted under the bumper. Also worth mentioning are the unusual 18-inch wheels fitted with 225/45 tyres. The cars will also get an additional spoiler, mounted on the boot lid on the sedan or, in the wagon's case, on the edge of the tailgate.

The engine will remain unchanged, but these new models will get a new Bilstein suspension and a new exhaust system.

For anyone already wondering about the price of these cars, the starting figure will be from 44,000 US dollars for the sedan and 50,000 US dollars for the wagon.

The next piece of automotive news that's also intrigued audiences concerns the fastest car in Subaru's lineup, the Impreza WRX STI.

According to statements from the manufacturer and the group's official representatives, the Subaru Impreza WRX STI is the fastest car in the entire model range.

To achieve these strong results, the previous model went through a series of serious tests carried out on the world's toughest circuits.

Overall, this model line is the face of the company, and is also considered a genuine legend. Today, the power and acceleration figures of these cars match those of sports cars. What's more, to think through not just the power, the manufacturers spent a long time working on the level of safety, and, of course, they've managed to achieve something there too, since the car, besides its incredible power, is also fitted with a good safety system.

And here's one more piece of automotive news worth your attention. The company's car catalogue will grow with a new concept, the FT-86, which will soon get a convertible body. This idea isn't old: only recently, at the Tokyo Motor Show, during the unveiling of the rear-wheel-drive FT-86 concept, a joint project with Subaru was announced. The companies' plants are only just getting ready to bring the project to life, but both companies are already anticipating the number of orders and the sums of money from sales.

So, according to the latest automotive news, Subaru, despite excellent sales of its current models, has no intention of resting on its laurels and is ready to show the millions of drivers around the world that there's still more to come.