A JDM Subaru Exiga with the optional aero kit was caught mostly unmasked. Note the huge glass roof. Link is here .
UPDATE:
Latest word that I've gotten is that the Exiga is not slated to come Stateside , nor is it merely a slightly different version of the next Outback...
While the next Outback and Exiga may, to a degree resemble one another, they are each very much their own vehicles.
As to coming here? If it happens, it won't be for at least 2 or 3 years.
As to coming here? If it happens, it won't be for at least 2 or 3 years.
ateixeira says:
07:19 AM, 05/21/08
This could eventually replace my minivan. Looks good!
opfreak says:
08:37 AM, 05/21/08
its like an x6 for probably 1/2 price. oh and twice as usefull.
rick8365 says:
09:47 AM, 05/21/08
Is this pronounced Ex-e-ga?
flicmod says:
11:47 AM, 05/21/08
I was pronouncing it Ex-eye-ja. Could be wrong though.
Don't know what to think about the blue tinted headlights.
firstwagon says:
12:11 PM, 05/21/08
Looks like competition for the Mazda5. Wish it had sliding doors though.
estreka says:
01:17 PM, 05/21/08
Is it a glass roof or carbon fiber/figerglass?
SubyTrojan says:
05:36 PM, 05/21/08
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showpost.php?p=22368278&postcount=127
Does anyone else think the rear license plate looks like a blurred California manufacturer plate?
jeffmc says:
09:46 PM, 05/21/08
SubyTrojan - I thought the same thing when I first saw that pic on nasioc.
rsholland says:
06:32 AM, 05/22/08
Latest word that I've gotten (yesterday) is that the Exiga is not slated to come Stateside, nor is it merely a slightly different version of the next Outback.
While the next Outback and Exiga may, to a degree resemble one another, they are each very much their own vehicles.
As to coming here? If it happens, it won't be for at least 2 or 3 years.
Hmmm... I think I'll update the blog entry with this latest info...
billt9 says:
11:07 AM, 05/22/08
Too rice for America.
So tuner Civic getup.
ateixeira says:
01:52 PM, 05/22/08
I hope that rumor is wrong, Bob.
The Mazda5 is successful, even without AWD, even without a 3nd row bench, even without stability control! And it's a bit too small.
This Exiga could address every one of those concerns.
Don't ignore us, Subaru!
rsholland says:
02:08 PM, 05/22/08
I don't think so. I've got it from a very good source that there are no immediate plans to bring it over here.
firstwagon says:
07:00 PM, 05/22/08
"The Mazda5 is successful, even without AWD, even without a 3nd row bench, even without stability control! And it's a bit too small. "
The 5 has a 3rd row bench