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Subaru released a new video of the 2015 WRX putting its new set of racecar handling features to good use and leaving clouds of dust in its wake. Tearing around corners and jumping over a few peaks on dirt roads, the 2015 WRX is certainly not the average car. If you’ve wondered about the new WRX’s capacity as a rally car, be sure to watch for when the WRX turns the corner quickly…

Every year, thousands of dogs are sent to shelters in hopes that they will be adopted. Unfortunately, many areas have far more dogs seeking owners than people seeking dogs. This can be a particular problem in rural areas where there is little foot traffic at shelters. At the same time, there are shelters in other areas where pets are adopted quickly because of high demand for four-legged friends. 

The new 2014 Impreza made an appearance in the Washington Post’s Nuts and Bolts column and won over the writer with a lot of great features that you won't find on other vehicles. However, the writer does complain about one thing—the noise of the engine. It’s true that Subaru does have a unique sound that can take getting used to when you first start driving a Subaru. The difference in driving, however, is well worth the transition to a different engine voice. 

Because the Subaru uses a Boxer engine, the car sounds very different from what…

Perhaps the ultimate collector’s item in the Subaru world is the 1998 Subaru Impreza 22B—the original DNA of the favorite WRX and racing Imprezas that have now evolved into the 2015 WRX. The 22B was a very special Impreza, and only 424 were ever made. Only two are now stateside; most are in Japan. Watch this video to get to know the roots of Subaru’s racing breed:  

The BRZ was a combined effort between Subaru and Toyota but Subaru is the one with the final say since they actually manufacture the vehicles in their facilities. Toyota has been showing a concept car of the BRZ model as a convertible and it’s started to draw quite some attention. However much we might want a convertible, Subaru won’t be making one using the existing BRZ design. Why?

Subaru brand chief Yasuyuki Yoshinaga told reporters at the Tokyo Motor Show "Our engineering department told me that losing the entire roof requires a complete redesign of the structure. It…

One car blogger has posed an intriguing question: if you had $30,000 to spend on any sports car you wanted, what would you buy? The author says that there are only two sports cars in that price range on the market right now that warrant attention, the 2014 BRZ and 2015 WRX.

But how do you decide between the two? In the end, the author decides he would buy a WRX because of the sheer practicality of the car when compared to the BRZ. The BRZ, he writes, is a more track-sport car but doesn’t meet all his…