Surely this is a car for the Gymkhana fans out there. Well,not really. SubaruWRXfan is among the biggest voices in the online Subaru community ... it's a disappointment. The 2.5-liter turbo ...

and Subaru fans are quite loyal. In the late 1970s, Subaru produced another compact truck, the Subaru BRAT. BRAT was actually an acronym that stood for "Bi-drive Recreational All-Terrain Transporter." ...

I like Subaru. It’s a brand that embraces its image and sticks to what its biggest fans want, which is more ... it was meant to replace the beloved Brat. Based on the contemporary Impreza ...

The weird little Subaru rocketed over the ... Under his delicate ministrations, the BRAT's air cleaner kept coming loose and falling forward into the fan, making a sound like a plastic woodpecker ...

The Subaru BRAT was discontinued back in the '80s in North America, partially due to low sales. But with a continued cult following to this day, BRAT fans were excited to see rumors swirling ...

The Subaru BRAT was a funky four-wheel-drive and found favor with a cult-like group of BRAT fans. One of those fans was President Ronald Reagan, who apparently owned a BRAT up until 1998 before ...

As Subaru never sold the vehicle in its homeland, Japanese fans of the BRAT have no choice but to ship one over from, in the most difficult of cases, the other side of the world. Despite all of ...

From the July 1982 issue of Car and Driver. That beat of the different drummer that sets cadence for the wacky side of life—could it be that Subaru wrote the original score? A look at its ...

Over the weekend Subaru revealed its new BRZ race ... The past year has been a disappointment to many race fans as the COVID-19 pandemic canceled numerous events across the globe.

Launched in 1977, Subaru BRAT, which stands for Bi-drive Recreational All-terrain Transporter, was an all-wheel drive car equipped with a 67-horsepower, horizontally opposed, four-cylinder engine ...