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Subaru ‘surprised’ if new WRX isn’t a manual

Subaru ‘surprised’ if new WRX isn’t a manual

Posted on March 2, 2020 By Jarvis

WRX and Levorg performance heroes set to touch down in 2022

Subaru Australia says it is confident it will appease long-time performance enthusiasts when the new Subaru WRX and matching Subaru Levorg launch in Australia around 2022.

A replacement to the longstanding WRX and WRX STI, which have been on sale in their current form since 2014, the new performance duo will be based on the car-maker’s new SGP architecture but will conform to traditional WRX strengths, Subaru believes.
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