History Timeline

Key Events in Our History

2003
WRC: win Cyprus Rally
PCWRC: Rally New Zealand on New Impreza makes a Debut Win
PCWRC: win Rally Argentina
PCWRC: win Cyprus Rally

2002
Impreza S202 STi version limited edition put to sale
Liberty S401 STi version limited edition put to sale
WRC: win Rally Monte Carlo, Great Britain
Total wins in WRC: 35

2001 
WRC: win Rally New Zealand
WRC2001 win Driver's title

2000
Impreza S201 STi version, made and sold to order
WRC: win Safari Rally, Portugal, Argentina, and Great Britain

1999
WRC: win Rally Argentina, Acropolis, Finland, Australia, and Great Britain

1998
Impreza 555 Replica STi version, made and sold to order
Impreza 22B STi version (limited edition 400 units) sold out immediately after announced
WRC: win Rally Portugal, Tour de Corse, and Acropolis

1997
WRC: 3 consecutive wins from Rally Monte Carlo to Safari Rally
WRC: 3 consecutive wins from Rally Sanremo and RAC Rally
Impreza WRX-RA STi version IV, made and sold to order
WRC: win Manufacturer's World Champion.

1996
Impreza WRX-RA STi version III, made and sold to order
WRC: win Acropolis, Sanremo and Catalunia
APRC: win Driver's Champion
WRC: win Manufacturer's World Champion

1995
Impreza WRX-RA STi version II, made and sold to order
WRC: win Rally Monte Carlo, Portugal, New Zealand, Catalonia, British RAC Rally
WRC: win both Manufacturer's & Driver's Champion

1994
Impreza STi version, made and sold to order
WRC: Impreza wins Acropolis Rally, WRC Rally New Zealand and British RAC Rally
Impreza WRX-RA STi version, made and sold to order
APRC: Win consecutive Manufacturer's & Driver's Champion

1993
WRC: Liberty wins first overall at Rally New Zealand Liberty wins Manufacturer's & Driver's Champion in Asia Pacific Rally Championship (APRC)

1991
Liberty STi version made and sold to order WRC: Best result, overall 2nd

1990
Start full-scale entry to World Rally Championship (WRC) from Safari Rally
Best result, overall 4th place, first win in Gr. N class in Safari Rally

1989
Subaru Liberty accomplish FIA Sanctioned record of 100,000 consecutive kilometers driving at a World Record of 223.345km/h

1988 Founded as subsidiary Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd.