2018-04-11 15:04:22
New Subaru Forester taken a special "hot" modification
Tuning studio X-Tomi Design has made a "hot" version of the restyling Subaru Forester 2019.
Such a sports cross will receive the name of the prefix STI. Presentation of the new Forester was held in February this year. The machine is made on the architecture of the Subaru Global Platform, but this fact did not prevent to get the novelty of small innovations in the design of the body part.
Subaru Forester STI from X-Tomi Design looks a bit like a Forrester tS. The cross has a lowered suspension with an aggressive body design. The vehicle is driven by a 2.5-liter turbo engine, which is still present in the WRX STI model.
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