Toyota announces WRC plans

**Gregor-y** · 12th January 2016, 19:11

Either way Subaru's Lafayette plant isn't making Toyotas past this year. Production is increasing for the barge-sized Outback and Subaru wants to start building Imprezas there since the raised suspension CrossTrek had been a good seller, too. There are also plans for a large US/Canada only SUV of some kind. There's a big expansion and over a thousand new jobs to handle the switch, while Toyota's plant in Kentucky will have to increase production of the Camry.

I bet Toyota builds some WRC cars to a mild spec and uses them for gravel duties. Or use Subarus, which are cheaper than the Golf R or Focus RS.

**pantealex** · 13th January 2016, 09:18

Originally Posted by Gregor-y

Or use Subarus, which are cheaper than the Golf R or Focus RS.

STI cost 15000€ more than Focus RS (in Finland)

**wia5958** · 13th January 2016, 09:54

Focus rs isnt 4wheel drive either

**mm1** · 13th January 2016, 11:47

The new one is

**Gordini** · 13th January 2016, 12:10

what is webadress to Makinen new Toyota Rally Team?

**rallyfiend** · 13th January 2016, 12:20

Originally Posted by Gregor-y

Either way Subaru's Lafayette plant isn't making Toyotas past this year. Production is increasing for the barge-sized Outback and Subaru wants to start building Imprezas there since the raised suspension CrossTrek had been a good seller, too. There are also plans for a large US/Canada only SUV of some kind. There's a big expansion and over a thousand new jobs to handle the switch, while Toyota's plant in Kentucky will have to increase production of the Camry.

I bet Toyota builds some WRC cars to a mild spec and uses them for gravel duties. Or use Subarus, which are cheaper than the Golf R or Focus RS.

Recce car can only be a standard road car or production (Group N) under the regulations.