2025 Subaru WRX
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Coverage held for this vehicle
- OFFICIAL ACTION 0 US Recalls
- MANUFACTURER COMMUNICATION 38 Manufacturer Bulletins
- INVESTIGATION 0 Investigations
- CONSUMER REPORT 2 Consumer Complaints
- CANADIAN RECALL 0 Canada Recalls
These are counts of distinct official records held locally. They are not combined into any score, and a record count is not a failure rate. A zero means no record is held here, not that none exists.
US Recalls
NHTSA Recall US
No matching records were found in the currently integrated dataset. This does not mean none exist for this vehicle — always check the official source using the VIN.
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A further 19 records exist for the Subaru WRX where the source stated no model year. They are not counted above and appear on no year page.
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Manufacturer Bulletins
NHTSA Manufacturer Communication US
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11035650 2026-07-24
12-282-26
This Bulletin outlines a new repair procedure to follow when replacing the trunk lock assembly.
Recorded model years: 2025
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11035631 2026-07-15
15-311-23R
This bulletin provides instruction for use (FOTA) of a new reprogramming procedure to optimize the Denso Gen 4.5 Audio and Navigation system utilized in the models listed. (This is an revised version of the original bulletin).
Recorded model years: 2025
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11035637 2026-07-15
07-242-26
This bulletin outlines a repair procedure to be performed if DTC B2781 is set in the steering lock control module.
Recorded model years: 2025
Showing 3 of 38 records held. The full set is available from the official source named above.
A further 992 records exist for the Subaru WRX where the source stated no model year. They are not counted above and appear on no year page.
A manufacturer communication is service guidance issued to dealers. It is not a safety recall, and its existence does not mean this vehicle has the described condition.
Investigations
NHTSA Investigation US
No matching records were found in the currently integrated dataset. This does not mean none exist for this vehicle — always check the official source using the VIN.
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An investigation records that a regulator reviewed a suspected defect. It is not itself a finding of defect and not a recall.
Canada Recalls
Transport Canada Recall CA
No matching records were found in the currently integrated dataset. This does not mean none exist for this vehicle — always check the official source using the VIN.
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A further 1 records exist for the Subaru WRX where the source stated no model year. They are not counted above and appear on no year page.
Canadian campaigns are recorded separately from US campaigns and do not imply one another.
Consumer Complaints
NHTSA Complaint US
2 complaint records in the dataset for this vehicle and year.
By system
- Driver-assistance systems2 (50.0%)Official recall records for this system: 1, covering model years 2016.
- Electrical system1 (25.0%)Official recall records for this system: 2, covering model years 2012–2015.
Other / uncategorized: 1 classifications (25.0%) were not assigned to a specific system by the source. They are counted but not treated as an issue area.
A single report can name several systems, so these figures overlap and must not be added together — their sum is larger than the report total above.
A further 298 complaint records exist for this vehicle where the source stated no model year. They are not counted above and appear on no year page.
These are owner-submitted allegations, not confirmed defects. Counts are record counts in the dataset. No exposure denominator exists, so no failure rate or reliability score can be derived from them.