There were many special editions in the U.K. of the EVO (Tommy Macken edition)
The EVO dropped out of production years ago in the U.K. But it hasn’t stopped Subaru still producing new models.
The sound of a Subie is an acquired taste I admit but you can’t say either sounds better.
This is from a guy who bought a wrx STi in the UK but would have bought an EVO if they still sold them.
The reason they discontinued the Evo was due to poor sales. It’s almost like there was another, more successful AWD, turbocharged, Asian car on the market?
I’ll say that the Evo X has the WRX beat on looks, but there’s always the upside that you can daily a Subaru without it breaking down every week.
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Several points are wrong in the uk.
There were many special editions in the U.K. of the EVO (Tommy Macken edition)
The EVO dropped out of production years ago in the U.K. But it hasn’t stopped Subaru still producing new models.
The sound of a Subie is an acquired taste I admit but you can’t say either sounds better.
This is from a guy who bought a wrx STi in the UK but would have bought an EVO if they still sold them.
The reason they discontinued the Evo was due to poor sales. It’s almost like there was another, more successful AWD, turbocharged, Asian car on the market?
I’ll say that the Evo X has the WRX beat on looks, but there’s always the upside that you can daily a Subaru without it breaking down every week.