A desirable “blob-eye” Subaru Impreza WRX Turbo, offered in the Subaru World Rally Team 2005 Rallye Monte-Carlo livery, based on Petter Solberg’s #5 Subaru Impreza WRC. MOT'd until May 2027 and accompanied by its original bookpack. With its turbocharged boxer engine, manual gearbox and renowned all-wheel-drive system, this era of WRX remains one of the most recognisable and usable rally-inspired performance saloons of the modern classic market.
The Vendor reports that the car has benefitted from a new subframe and new decals, with some additional decals supplied in the boot for the next owner to apply if desired. The accompanying service invoices evidence a range of maintenance and repair work over the years, including a clutch and flywheel replacement, shock absorber replacement, exhaust back box replacement, replacement brake pipe sections, brake discs and pads, and a replacement driver’s seatbelt. The timing belt, cam belt and fan belts are also recorded as having been replaced in 2015.
This WRX is accompanied by its original Subaru bookpack, including the owner’s manual, warranty booklet and service booklet. The latter displays 14 stamps for services completed between 2005 at 1,029 miles and 2017 at 102,850 miles, providing a useful record of maintenance throughout the car’s life. Further MOT history is available, alongside a selection of service invoices detailing the work carried out.
The 2004 Subaru Impreza WRX Turbo is part of the much-loved “blob-eye” generation of Impreza, combining practical saloon usability with genuine rally-bred performance. Powered by a 2.0-litre turbocharged flat-four engine producing around 227bhp, paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox and Subaru’s Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system, the WRX delivers strong performance and excellent traction in all conditions. Its bonnet scoop, flared stance and distinctive turbocharged character make it one of the most recognisable performance saloons of its era.
Well supported by its original bookpack, stamped service booklet, MOT history and invoices for notable mechanical work, this 2004 Subaru Impreza WRX Turbo presents as an appealing example of a fast-appreciating modern classic. With a long MOT until May 2027 and key maintenance items recorded, it offers the next owner the opportunity to enjoy one of Subaru’s most iconic performance models.
