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Subaru BRAT

1978 – 1994 — Japan

The Subaru BRAT, which stands for "Bi-drive Recreational All-terrain Transporter," is a compact, four-wheel-drive coupé utility vehicle based on the Subaru Leone. Introduced in 1977, the BRAT was essentially a derivative of Subaru's existing four-wheel-drive station wagon model and was launched as a 1978 model. Drawing inspiration from the concept of coupe utilities like the Chevrolet El Camino and Ford Ranchero, the BRAT offered a unique blend of off-road capabilities and utility. Known by various names such as Brumby, MV Pickup, or Shifter depending on the market, the BRAT was sold globally from 1978 to 1994. One of the key features of the BRAT was its

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Subaru BRAT

1978 – 1994 — Japan

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Posted toProfile·@KenBlock·28 Mar

Subaru BRAT

If you missed it. The new Gymkhana starring @TravisPastrana, replacing the late @KenBlock and he did well. But the real star is the Subaru BRAT this monster custom build shows how crazy custom cars are getting.