Subaru Boxer Sports Car takes shape
By Mike Hanlon
February 24, 2011
Subaru Boxer Sports Car takes shape
Image Gallery (2 images)Subaru will be showcasing a 'BOXER Sports Car Architecture' Concept concept vehicle at the Geneva Motor Show next week and released a darkened image of the vehicle to the media earlier today. A bit of a play with Adobe Photoshop and … a great deal more about the shape of the forthcoming vehicle has been revealed.
Not much more is known about the vehicle at this stage, even though the company has a preview web site already operating.
The car is a joint development with Toyota and is based on an all-new platform utilizing the now highly developed horizontally-Opposed Boxer engine in a rear-wheel drive format.
For the record, here's the original piccie released.
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I think the SVX would have sold better if Subaru had hired an Italian stylist.
William H Lanteigne25th February, 2011 @ 09:03 am PST
Piccie?
What the heck is this?
Juvenile journalism?
Just using the proper word "image"
would be one letter less.
Griffin25th February, 2011 @ 12:51 pm PST
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Anybody like to see mine? 1994 Subaru SVX 4 wheel drive 6 cylinder boxer sports. Still does 149 mph. See
Doug MacLeod25th February, 2011 @ 03:02 am PST