Subaru introduced the second generation of the WRX in 2021 for the 2022 model year, and the automaker managed to keep the car close to the hearts of rally enthusiasts, despite ditching the Impreza nameplate from it.

Subaru introduced a 209-unit limited edition of the WRX STI at the 2019 North American International Auto Show, unveiling the full potential of an already respected four-door sports car.

Subaru ditched the Impreza nameplate in 2014 when it launched the first generation of the WRX model, enraging the brand's fans, who were fond of the name that dominated the World Rally Championship in the early 2000s.

Subaru made a bold decision when it launched the 2014 WRX STI on the market as a four-door sedan since it dropped the Impreza nameplate from the car's moniker.