Exploring the 2004 Subaru Impreza WRX STI: Performance, Design, and Legacy

In this Regular Car Reviews episode, the team delves into the iconic 2004 Subaru Impreza WRX STI, drawing parallels to characters from the film Baby Driver. They humorously compare the STI to Boba Fett and CAD Bane, emphasizing its raw power and performance capabilities. The team also announces their February giveaway car and discusses their upcoming trip to Australia, showcasing the influence of their fan support in fueling their adventures.

Throughout the review, the team praises the Gen one STI for its manual center differential control, allowing drivers to tailor their driving experience to their preferences. They highlight the car's unfiltered driving feel and unique 2000s design elements, evoking a sense of nostalgia for enthusiasts. Reflecting on Subaru's rally heritage, the team touches on Travis Pastrana's involvement and Subaru's current standing in the automotive landscape.

Furthermore, the team explores the interior features and quirks of the STI, from its practical elements to its outdated design choices. They provide insights into Subaru's rally history and the evolution of the STI over the years, offering a comprehensive look at the vehicle's significance in the automotive world. The episode wraps up with a playful reference to the band The Killers, adding a touch of humor to the review of this legendary Subaru model.