Subaru first launched the WRX in 1992, in its domestic market of Japan, as a performance-focused variant of the Subaru Impreza. Those three little letters on the back — WRX — clearly weren’t just for show: they designated real performance. And they weren’t just a random assortment of letters. Rather, WRX stands for World Rally …
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The 11.6-inch portrait-oriented infotainment screen returns, and while it packs all the obvious functionality, such as Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a decent native navigation system, it still suffers from terribly sluggish response times. The new digital gauge cluster offers multiple display options, including a driver-focused performance view with boost pressure, gear position, and torque distribution. A new digital gauge …
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