Subaru SEMA Specials

Subaru has unveiled its WRX and WRX STI ‘Orange and Black’ Special Editions at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas.

Subaru WRX ‘Orange and Black’ Special Edition (2013) Front Side

Subaru WRX STI ‘Orange and Black’ Special Edition (2013) Rear Side

Compared to the regular models, the changes are purely cosmetic and include a Tangerine Orange paintjob with a contrasting black finish for the wheels, door mirrors and bodywork graphics. The colour scheme continues inside, where dark upholstery and a black headliner are relieved by orange stitching.

Available only in the United States, production is going to be limited to just 200 WRX and 100 WRX STI versions, all of which will be offered in four-door form only. Sales are due to begin next spring, but prices have yet to be announced.

Subaru WRX ‘Orange and Black’ Special Edition (2013) InteriorSubaru WRX ‘Orange and Black’ Special Edition (2013) Side

Subaru WRX STI ‘Orange and Black’ Special Edition (2013) Front SideSubaru WRX STI ‘Orange and Black’ Special Edition (2013) Dashboard

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