![]() 2016 WRX |  ![]() 2016 STi |

New color for 2016...available only on the Series.Hyperblue special edition with late availability. This color will also be available on a special edition of the 2016 BRZ.
The Series.HyperBlue trim brings exclusive blue stitching to the standard Alcantara® seats, leather wrapped steering wheel, manual transmission shifter boot, console as well as carpeted floor mats with the traditional Cherry Red STI logo. Only 700 will be built. Series.HyperBlue WRX STI wears 18-inch BBS® Black Alloy wheels and black badging with black painted exterior mirrors. SUBARU STARLINK 7.0" Multimedia Navigation System comes standard on this trim with 9 Harman/Kardon® speakers and 440-watt amplifier.
The WRX STI is equipped exclusively with a specially reinforced 6-speed manual transmission. A flat-bottom, leather-wrapped tilt/telescoping steering wheel integrates switches for audio and Bluetooth. The STI Design electroluminescent gauge panel integrates a 3.5-in. central LCD screen that displays various functions such as windshield washer fluid and the selected gear.
The Series.HyperBlue models come standard with Keyless Access with Push-Button Start and PIN Code Access. Standard Welcome Lighting automatically turns on interior illumination and exterior lights as the driver approaches or departs the car.

Executive Summary of 2016 WRX and STi Updates
The 2016 WRX and STi are on sale now at Planet Subaru. Learn more about ordering a 2016 Subaru WRX from Planet Subaru. Subaru made a surprising number of changes considering the car was just introduced last year. However, dimensions, sheet metal, and most specifications will be identical.Â
Subaru will not introduce a hatchback for 2016. Subaru first introduced a WRX in 2002 and produced a wagon twelve years in a row, so we were surprised to lose it in 2015. (This time around, Subaru concentrated all of its development resources on producing a world-class sedan. Creating a wagon requires much more than just bolting on a tailgate...for example, it requires suspension modifications). We expect to see a hatch eventually return but it will probably be a while. Engineering the all-new 2017 Impreza is keeping Subaru's engineers quite busy, and so the earliest we could reasonably expect to see a WRX hatchback would be as a 2018 model, and Subaru has made no promises.  Â
2016 Highlights:
Four Minute Planet-exclusive overview of 2016 WRX and STi updates