71 Murtland Ave
Washington, PA 15301
The Subaru WRX has made a name for its self as a fast and powerful rally car that can keep up with other sports cars. Since Subaru first launched the WRX in the early 90's it has evolved a lot and now has two powerful models, the WRX and the WRX STI. But what is the difference between the WRX and STI?
With featured systems like Adaptive Cruise Control, Pre-Collision Braking, Lane Sway and Departure Warning, and Pre-Collision Throttle Management, new EyeSight technology available in select new Subaru cars and SUVs are changing the way that we drive.
If you've ever felt like you needed an extra pair of eyes when driving in Pittsburgh or Bethel Park, this intuitive suite of safety features could be just what you're looking for. Add in Subaru's crystal-clear rearview camera that is now standard on nearly every model, and you've got safety on lockdown.
The only new 2017 Subaru model that does not offer Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive in any capacity is the sport-inspired Subaru BRZ coupe, which is designed to be capable and grippy through sheer engineering.
While rally fans in Washington PA won't be seeing any major changes to the 2017 Subaru WRX--the third model-year in the vehicle's five-year cycle--there are some exciting new updates for this iconic sedan that will ensure that it stays in high demand.
Updates and New Features for the 2017 Model:
