Subaru's Limited-Run WRX Todoroki: A Winged Sedan Without the STI Badge

Introducing the WRX Todoroki

Subaru is making waves with the limited release of the WRX Todoroki in New Zealand. This special edition sedan bears a striking resemblance to the iconic WRX STI but lacks the coveted STI badge. Enthusiasts will spot distinguishing features such as a big wing, Recaro seats, and the signature WR Blue exterior paint.

A Performance-Oriented Treat

The WRX Todoroki is not just about looks. It brings significant driving enhancements to the table, including six-piston front and two-piston rear Brembo brake calipers, ventilated and drilled discs, and optimized steering and suspension. Additionally, it boasts 19-inch matte gray wheels paired with Bridgestone Potenza S007 tires.

Limited Availability and Exclusive Perks

Subaru plans to produce only 10 units of the WRX Todoroki, making it a highly sought-after vehicle. New Zealanders interested in owning this exclusive sedan can pre-order now, with prices starting at AUD$64,990. As an added bonus, lucky owners will receive an exclusive STI watch as part of Subaru's celebration of the WRX's 30th anniversary.

The Elusive WRX STI

While the WRX Todoroki is an exhilarating offering, Subaru enthusiasts in the US will have to settle for the WRX tS, which offers similar sporty upgrades but falls short of being a full-blown STI. The WRX tS features a turbocharged four-cylinder engine, delivering a respectable 271 horsepower. However, it can't quite match the power of the previous-generation WRX STI, which packed a punch with 341 horsepower.

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