Subaru WRX Sti To Get Mild Refresh Before Total Redo In 2018

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right? That maxim bodes well for many areas in life, but in the auto industry, it only works for certain recipes that continue to smash sales numbers year after year. The Mustang is a good example of this, but even Ford decided to deviate with the latest iteration of the car by adding an independent rear suspension. According to Motoring, Subaru, on the other hand, is content with letting its WRX go stale for yet another year.
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MDarringer - 12/29/2016 4:38:34 PM

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What I find funny about Subaru is how it appeals to two Irreconcilably different crowds: the hard-charging import tuners and the hipster/macrame/vegan moonbats. The styling is geared to the hipster/macrame vegans, but the performance of the WRX is geared to the hard-chargers.

Would the moonbats stop buying Subarus if they had styling to match the performance?