Quiz time...
 

What was the first rear engined, rear wheel drive Subaru to be sold in the US? And in what year was the car brought over?

-Chike

360, i forget

Welcome back Alan. Are we allowed to post our own trivia, or just answer them?

Re: Quiz time...
 

I have a spare SVX and a legacy 2wd we can put together, with the front end missing lap times should drop!!!

You are correct (again) Alan!
The 2cyl, 36hp, 1000lb Subaru 360. It was first brought to the US in early 1968, but it had been sold in Japan since '61.

http://www.subaru-svx.net/photos/fil...etkd/19499.jpg

-Chike

I what year did Subaru introduce a Turbo charged motor, and what model car was it in?

now THAT'S a good one. got me???

turbo
 

In 1983 they brought an 110 hp 1800 cc with automatic trans only in the top of the line GL10. What do I win:D ? Tom

i seriously considered getting a 360 once - then i snapped back to reality. i was thinking Hayabusa engine :D (if it would fit).

Re: turbo
 

And what body style?:)

There was a guy working on a tubbed out 360 Van/pick up that he was gonna put a 1000cc motor from something in it.

turbo
 

Sorry, old brain.It was 1983 that Subaru introduced the 95 hp, 123 torque turbo Gl 10 as a 1994 model. The it was available in wagon, coupe and brat. Only available with automatic and 4 wheel drive. Tom

Re: turbo
 

You were so close the first time, except for you numbers but I wasn't checking those. The correct answer would have been "wagon and BRAT" The Turbo coupe didn't come out till later.

I have a few questions. I'll start with an easy one:


1) Which recent Subaru used an engine that was NOT horizontally opposed?


2) The SVX was referred to as "Project 23A". What was the 1st generation Outback project name/code?


3) What is the slope (in degrees) of the SVX windshield?

4) The Winter/Summer wiper switch was first used on which Subaru?

5) Only one Subaru had headlight washers. Which one was it?

All questions refer to U.S. models.


Dave

1. Justy (and Vivio and Sumo :D )

5. I was going to say "All SVXii with the steering wheel on the proper side"