Subaru

A convertible variant of the Toyota GR 86 and twin under the skin Subaru BRZ has long been rumoured – now we know what one could look like. Following its recent and highly-publicised launch, our in-house Photoshop whiz Alex Misoyannis took the liberty of rendering a roofless rendition of the all-new sports coupe. This interpretation retains the car's existing 2+2 seating layout, and sees a retractable soft-top stored above the boot. The front fascia and lower rear-end are unchanged.

UPDATE, 24 March 2021: Subaru Australia has now issued a second recall notice for the 2021 Subaru Outback. The second recall affects 1982 examples of the new-generation large SUV and pertains to a fault with the car's pre-collision braking system. The issue prompted the car maker's Japanese factory to issue a "stop delivery" notice to Australia Subaru dealers. Full details of the second recall can be found here.

The new Subaru WRX performance sedan is now due in Australian showrooms by the end of this year, rather than early 2022 as originally forecast. “While it’s not confirmed we are hopeful of seeing the new Subaru WRX here by the end of this year, pending any unforeseen production delays,” said a Subaru Australia representative. While the fifth-generation Subaru WRX is yet to be unveiled, these computer-generated images previously published by CarAdvice are a clue to what it might look like.