Motor Trend have published their "First test drive" of the 2010 Subaru Impreza WRX STI Special Edition. 'Exactly what's so Special about it, then? Well, for starters, it's an even $2000 cheaper than a garden-variety STI because Subaru set the standard feature wayback machine to the year 2000. Gone are the six-disc CD changer and associated 10-speaker stereo, automatic climate control, and HID headlamps. In their place are simple knob-based manual air-con, single-disc stereo with just four speakers, and halogen headlamps. Additionally, the rearview mirrors of the Special Edition do not come with integrated turn signals. Beyond that, all Special Editions get distinctive charcoal-colored 18-inch wheels and 125 buyers will be able to get theirs in a special shade of white called Aspen White.'
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