Note : vehicle brought back online following a reduction in its reserve price.
This 2011 Subaru Impreza WRX STI of Swiss origin has 96,500 km, certified by its service history. The seller states that the vehicle is in good general condition and has had recent and regular servicing. This Subaru is a limited edition "Nürburgring Challenge" reserved for the Swiss market.

On the outside, the seller says that the vehicle is in good condition. The bodywork, in its grey colour, has only a few visible defects in the gallery. The seller notes a few superficial scratches. Photos of the underpinnings are available in the gallery.

Inside, the seller states that the vehicle is in good condition. The black leather / alcantara upholstery has no tears or holes, but shows slight signs of wear. The steering wheel and dashboard are in good condition. The on-board instrumentation and electrical equipment are in normal working order.

The 2.5-litre 4-cylinder developed 300 bhp when it left the factory. The seller states that the mechanical system works normally, as does the 6-speed manual gearbox. The seller has invoices on display in the gallery. He states that the mechanical parts are original, with the exception of a dump valve and a rear silencer.
Recently, it has benefited from the following expenses:
- Preventive oil strainer in 2024 at 89550 kms
- Engine/gearbox and all filters changed in 2023 at 87500 kms
- Timing and clutch in 2022 at 81100 kms

The car has its 4 original rims in good condition, fitted with Bridgestone Potenza summer tyres. The car brakes normally. The running gear has been serviced as follows:
- discs front / rear pads in 2023 at 87200 kms
- 4 shock absorbers in January 2025

The seller is a private individual located in France in Plateau D'hauteville (01) and accepts visits during the sale. The car will be sold with its French registration, a favourable roadworthiness test less than 6 months old renewed for the sale, its documentation, its invoice tracking, a set of Hankook winter tyres in good condition (DOT 3322).

The seller wanted to set a reserve price.