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Subaru Impreza

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Japanese-market Subaru Impreza WRX sedan with the E-GC8 type designation, front view
Japanese-market Impreza WRX sedan (E-GC8). The exact year and sub-grade are not established. Image by Tokumeigakarinoaoshima Third party CC0 Original file
On this page
  1. Overview
  2. Key takeaways
  3. Shared traits
  4. Generation timeline
  5. Chassis codes
  6. JDM vs USDM
  7. Technical specs
  8. Variants & trims
  9. Gallery
  10. Engine references
  11. FAQ
  12. Sources & references

Quick answer

This guide covers three Japanese-market Subaru Impreza generations: the GC8 WRX (first catalogue November 1992), the GDB WRX STI sedan (on sale 24 October 2000) and the GRB WRX STI five-door (on sale 24 October 2007). Related wagon codes, the second-generation GDA WRX and the third-generation GVB STI sedan are identified separately.

Background

Overview

Subaru's first WRX catalogue is dated November 1992 and lists the E-GC8 sedan. The GDB WRX STI sedan went on sale on 24 October 2000 and the GRB five-door on 24 October 2007. This site's guides cover those three Japanese-market generations, starting with the GC8.

Quick read

Key takeaways

  • Subaru's first WRX catalogue is dated November 1992 (E-GC8). The GDB STI sedan went on sale on 24 October 2000 and the GRB STI five-door on 24 October 2007.
  • Codes differ by body: the WRX wagon is GF8, the ordinary second-generation WRX is GDA, the STI wagon is GGB and the four-door third-generation STI is GVB.
  • A GC8 code does not guarantee a turbo engine. Subaru also lists the naturally aspirated HX-20S as E-GC8.
  • Japanese power figures are PS ratings and must not be relabelled as bhp.
  • US age is judged per car from its date of manufacture; EPA engine and emissions requirements apply separately, and Canada counts 15 years from the build month.
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Constants

Common across all Impreza generations

  • Turbocharged 1,994 cc four-cylinder engines in the GC8 WRX, the GDB and the GRB
  • Full-time all-wheel drive in the GC8 and GDB; a driver-controlled centre differential (DCCD) in the GRB
  • Five-speed manual in the launch GC8 WRX, six-speed manual in the launch GDB
  • Launch power ratings of 240 PS (GC8 WRX, 1992), 280 PS (GDB, 2000) and 308 PS (GRB, 2007)
  • Related bodies have their own codes: GF8 wagon, GDA WRX, GGB STI wagon, GVB four-door

Chassis history

Generation timeline

Dates are Subaru's Japanese catalogue and sale-start dates. Each generation page has its own specification tables and import notes.

GC8

First generation, GC8 four-door and two-door (1992–2000; first WRX catalogue November 1992)

GDB

Second generation, GDB WRX STI sedan (2000–2007; on sale from 24 October 2000)

GRB

Third generation, GRB WRX STI five-door (2007–2014; Japanese launch 24 October 2007; HKS shift-knob fitment ends July 2014 and exhaust fitment August 2014, not exact build dates)

Identification

Chassis-code reference

Generation names are broad families. The factory chassis codes below identify the variants represented in JDMBUYSELL's current Subaru Impreza guide data.

First generation, GC8 four-door and two-door (1992–2000; first WRX catalogue November 1992)
Chassis code: GC8
Second generation, GDB WRX STI sedan (2000–2007; on sale from 24 October 2000)
Chassis code: GDB
Third generation, GRB WRX STI five-door (2007–2014; Japanese launch 24 October 2007; HKS shift-knob fitment ends July 2014 and exhaust fitment August 2014, not exact build dates)
Chassis code: GRB

Confirm the complete code on the vehicle's frame or VIN plate; drivetrain, body, and market variants can use different prefixes within one generation family.

Market

Differences between JDM & USDM

This guide covers Japanese-market Imprezas and uses Subaru's Japanese catalogue ratings in PS and kW. Export specifications are not described here.

Specs

Technical specifications

Engine options

  • GC8 WRX Nov 1992

    EJ20 turbo
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    240 PS (177 kW) @ 6,000 rpm
    Torque
    304.0 Nm @ 5,000 rpm
    Transmission
    5MT, full-time AWD

    Launch sedan, 1,220 kg; 92.0 × 75.0 mm bore/stroke, 8.5:1 compression

  • GC8 WRX automatic Oct 1993

    EJ20 turbo
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    220 PS (162 kW) @ 6,000 rpm
    Torque
    279.5 Nm @ 3,500 rpm
    Transmission
    4AT, full-time AWD

    1,250 kg

  • GC8 WRX STi Jan 1994

    EJ20 turbo
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    250 PS (184 kW) @ 6,500 rpm
    Torque
    309 Nm @ 3,500 rpm
    Transmission
    5MT

    First Japanese STi catalogue; 1,220 kg

  • GC8 WRX STi Version III Sep 1996

    EJ20 turbo
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    280 PS (206 kW) @ 6,500 rpm
    Torque
    343.2 Nm @ 4,000 rpm
    Transmission
    5MT

    Sedan, 1,250 kg

  • GC8 WRX manual, non-STi Sep 1996

    EJ20 turbo
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    280 PS (206 kW) @ 6,500 rpm
    Torque
    328.5 Nm @ 4,000 rpm
    Transmission
    5MT

    Ordinary WRX sedan, 1,250 kg; the type RA is 1,190 kg

  • GC8 WRX type R STi Version III Jan 1997

    EJ20 turbo
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    280 PS (206 kW) @ 6,500 rpm
    Torque
    343.2 Nm @ 4,000 rpm
    Transmission
    Close-ratio 5MT

    Two-door, 1,240 kg

  • GC8 WRX STi Version IV Sep 1997

    EJ20 turbo
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    280 PS (206 kW) @ 6,500 rpm
    Torque
    353 Nm @ 4,000 rpm
    Transmission
    5MT

    Sedan, 1,250 kg

  • GC8 HX-20S Sep 1997 catalogue

    EJ20 (naturally aspirated)
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Naturally aspirated
    Power
    135 PS (99 kW) @ 5,600 rpm
    Torque
    181.4 Nm @ 4,000 rpm
    Transmission
    4AT, full-time AWD

    SOHC 16-valve, regular petrol, 1,190 kg — a GC8 without a turbo

  • GC8 (WRX STI 22B)

    EJ22 modified (22B only; STI: EJ22G)
    Displacement
    2,212 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    280 PS (206 kW) @ 6,000 rpm
    Torque
    363 Nm @ 3,200 rpm
    Transmission
    5MT with DCCD

    1998 22B-STi Version; 96.9 × 75.0 mm, 8.0:1, closed-deck block, 1,270 kg

  • GC8 S201 2000

    EJ20 turbo
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    300 PS (221 kW) @ 6,500 rpm
    Torque
    353 Nm @ 4,000 rpm
    Transmission
    5MT

    STI limited edition, reference mass 1,270 kg

  • GDB WRX STi Oct 2000 launch

    EJ207 (EJ20 family)
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo (AVCS)
    Power
    280 PS (206 kW) @ 6,400 rpm
    Torque
    373 Nm @ 4,000 rpm
    Transmission
    6MT, full-time AWD

    92.0 × 75.0 mm, 8.0:1; semi-closed-deck block; 1,430 kg

  • GDB WRX STi A-Line Jun 2006

    EJ207 (EJ20 family)
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    280 PS
    Torque
    422 Nm
    Transmission
    6MT

    Manual despite the name; 2,540 mm wheelbase, 1,460 kg

  • GDB S202 2002

    EJ207 (EJ20 family)
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    320 PS (235 kW) @ 6,400 rpm
    Torque
    384 Nm @ 4,400 rpm
    Transmission
    6MT

    Limited to 400; reference mass 1,330 kg; based on type RA spec C

  • GDB S203 2005 sales

    EJ207 (EJ20 family)
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    320 PS (235 kW) @ 6,400 rpm
    Torque
    422 Nm @ 4,400 rpm
    Transmission
    6MT

    Limited to 555; reference mass 1,445 kg; 2,540 mm wheelbase

  • GDB S204 2006 sales

    EJ207 (EJ20 family)
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    320 PS (235 kW) @ 6,400 rpm
    Torque
    432 Nm @ 4,400 rpm
    Transmission
    6MT

    Limited to 600; reference mass 1,450 kg; BBS 18-inch wheels, Recaro seats

  • GDB spec C Type RA-R 2006

    EJ207 (EJ20 family)
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Turbo
    Power
    320 PS (235 kW) @ 6,400 rpm
    Torque
    432 Nm @ 4,400 rpm
    Transmission
    6MT

    Limited to 300 including 50 Astral Yellow; reference mass 1,390 kg

  • GRB WRX STI Oct 2007 launch

    EJ207 (EJ20 family)
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Twin-scroll turbo, dual AVCS
    Power
    308 PS (227 kW) @ 6,400 rpm
    Torque
    422 Nm @ 4,400 rpm
    Transmission
    6MT, AWD with DCCD

    92.0 × 75.0 mm, 8.0:1; 1,480 kg launch kerb mass; confirmed in the 2013 brochure

  • GRB WRX STI 20th Anniversary 2008

    EJ207 (EJ20 family)
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Twin-scroll turbo
    Power
    308 PS
    Torque
    422 Nm
    Transmission
    6MT

    Limited to 300; reference mass 1,480 kg; STI suspension parts, Recaro seats

  • GRB WRX STI spec C Jul 2009 launch

    EJ207 (EJ20 family)
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Twin-scroll turbo, ball-bearing
    Power
    308 PS (227 kW) @ 6,400 rpm
    Torque
    422 Nm @ 4,400 rpm
    Transmission
    6MT

    18-inch version limited to 900 orders; 17-inch version unlimited

  • GRB WRX STI spec C Jul 2012 catalogue

    EJ207 (EJ20 family)
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Twin-scroll turbo, ball-bearing
    Power
    308 PS (227 kW) @ 6,400 rpm
    Torque
    430 Nm @ 3,200 rpm
    Transmission
    6MT

    1,440 kg for the 18-inch hatch with standard air conditioning; 1,420 kg for the 17-inch hatch without air conditioning (1,430 kg with it). Optional side/curtain airbags add 10 kg to the 18-inch car; RE070 tyres

  • GRB R205 Jan 2010

    EJ207 (EJ20 family)
    Displacement
    1,994 cc
    Aspiration
    Twin-scroll turbo
    Power
    320 PS (235 kW) @ 6,400 rpm
    Torque
    432 Nm @ 4,400 rpm per STI heritage (launch release: 431 Nm @ 4,000 rpm)
    Transmission
    6MT

    Planned at 400; reference mass 1,470 kg; Brembo six-piston front, four-piston rear

Lineup

Variants & trims

Generation Trim Engine Key features
GC8 (Japan, 1992–2000) WRX (manual) EJ20 turbo Five-speed manual, full-time AWD; 240 PS at the November 1992 launch, 280 PS by the September 1996 catalogue
GC8 (Japan, 1992–2000) WRX (automatic) EJ20 turbo Four-speed automatic from the October 1993 catalogue; 220 PS
GC8 (Japan, 1992–2000) WRX type RA (non-STi) EJ20 turbo 1,190 kg, 280 PS and 328.5 Nm in September 1996; five-speed ratios 3.083 / 2.062 / 1.545 / 1.151 / 0.825, final drive 4.444
GC8 (Japan, 1992–2000) WRX STi (Versions I–VI) EJ20 turbo First STi catalogue January 1994 (250 PS); Version III 280 PS (1996); Version IV 353 Nm (1997); Version V and VI revisions in 1998 and 1999
GC8 (Japan, 1992–2000) WRX type R STi Version III EJ20 turbo Two-door E-GC8, close-ratio five-speed, 1,240 kg (January 1997)
GC8 (Japan, 1992–2000) 22B-STi Version EJ22 modified, 2,212 cc Announced 16 March 1998, Japanese plan limited to 400; widebody (1,770 mm), DCCD, Bilstein/Eibach suspension, BBS 17-inch wheels
GC8 (Japan, 1992–2000) S201 EJ20 turbo 2000 STI edition limited to 300; 300 PS; front helical LSD and adjustable-height suspension
GC8 (Japan, 1992–2000) HX-20S (naturally aspirated) EJ20 NA 135 PS, four-speed automatic, regular petrol — still an E-GC8
Not a GC8 WRX sports wagon (E-GF8) EJ20 turbo Five-door wagon catalogued in October 1993 at 220 PS; listed so it is not confused with a GC8
GDB (Japan, 2000–2007) WRX STi (standard) EJ207 Six-speed manual, viscous centre differential (50:50) at launch, Brembo four-/two-piston brakes, 15:1 steering
GDB (Japan, 2000–2007) WRX STi type RA EJ207 Roof ventilator and 13:1 steering; 16-inch version has DCCD (45.5:54.5) and non-Brembo brakes; 17-inch version has Brembo brakes
GDB (Japan, 2000–2007) WRX STi type RA spec C EJ207 From 10 December 2001: about 90 kg lighter than the type RA, 384 Nm, ball-bearing turbo, 50-litre tank, 12-litre intercooler-spray tank
GDB (Japan, 2000–2007) WRX STI A-Line EJ207 June 2006 catalogue: six-speed manual, 280 PS, 422 Nm — not an automatic
GDB (Japan, 2000–2007) S202 / S203 / S204 EJ207 STI editions limited to 400 / 555 / 600; 320 PS; 384 / 422 / 432 Nm
GDB (Japan, 2000–2007) Type RA-R EJ207 2006 spec C-based edition limited to 300 (50 in Astral Yellow); 320 PS, 432 Nm
Not a GDB WRX (GDA) EJ20 turbo TA-GDA, June 2004 catalogue: 250 PS, 333 Nm, five-speed manual
Not a GDB Sports Wagon STi (GGB) EJ20 turbo GH-GGB, October 2000 catalogue: five doors, 280 PS, 373 Nm, six-speed manual AWD, 1,430 kg
GRB (Japan, 2007–2014) WRX STI (standard) EJ207 Manual five-door; Torsen rear LSD; Brembo brakes; Bridgestone RE050A 245/40R18 at launch; DCCD, VDC and SI-Drive
GRB (Japan, 2007–2014) WRX STI spec C EJ207 From 23 July 2009: ball-bearing turbo, mechanical rear LSD, aluminium bonnet, no spare wheel; 18-inch (900-car order limit) and 17-inch versions
GRB (Japan, 2007–2014) R205 EJ207 7 January 2010; planned at 400; 320 PS; Brembo six-/four-piston calipers
GRB (Japan, 2007–2014) 20th Anniversary EJ207 2008; limited to 300; 308 PS, 422 Nm; Recaro seats
Not a GRB WRX STI four-door (GVB) EJ20, 1,994 cc Four-door body added on 1 July 2010; the 2013 brochure pairs it with the GRB
Not a GRB WRX STI A-Line (GRF/GVF) EJ25, 2,457 cc Automatic, 2.5-litre single-scroll turbo, 300 PS and 350 Nm. The GRF five-door went on sale on 24 February 2009; the GVF four-door was added on 1 July 2010.

Gallery

Drivetrain

Engine references

Editorial

The buyer's read

Start with the generation. The GC8, GDB and GRB guides list engines, grades and codes by date.

Then read the full code on the car. The WRX wagon is GF8, the ordinary second-generation WRX is GDA, the STI wagon is GGB and the four-door third-generation STI is GVB. GC8 alone does not mean a turbo: Subaru lists the naturally aspirated HX-20S as E-GC8.

Treat power figures as Subaru's Japanese PS ratings for that grade and date.

Finally, work out the car's age from its date of manufacture. The US age exemption is 25 years per car, EPA's engine rule applies separately, and Canada counts 15 years from the month and year of manufacture. Registration is a separate state or provincial matter.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which Impreza generations does this site cover?
Three Japanese-market generations: the GC8 WRX (first catalogue November 1992), the GDB WRX STI sedan (on sale 24 October 2000) and the GRB WRX STI five-door (on sale 24 October 2007). Each has its own guide.
Is every GC8 a turbo WRX?
No. Subaru lists the naturally aspirated HX-20S sedan as E-GC8 as well. The WRX wagon has a different code, GF8.
What do GDA, GDB and GGB mean?
In Subaru's Japanese catalogues the ordinary second-generation WRX sedan is GDA, the WRX STI sedan is GDB and the STI sports wagon is GGB. Check the code on the car.
Are the power figures in bhp?
No. They are Subaru's Japanese PS ratings, for example 240 PS for the November 1992 WRX and 280 PS for the October 2000 GDB STI.
Can I import one to the US or Canada?
The US age exemption is 25 years from each car's manufacture date (49 CFR 591.5(i)). EPA's separate 21-year exemption requires the original unmodified configuration or an equivalent or newer EPA-certified replacement engine and emission-control system. State registration rules vary. Canada counts 15 years from the manufacture month and year; provincial registration rules apply separately.

Citations

Sources & references

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