How often does a Ken Block-driven rally car come up for sale? Not often. So if you want to snag this one, the rare chance is listed right now on Bring a Trailer. And you’re going to want to be a little less picky about the CarFax than on your typical used car.
According to the listing, this is the very car that Ken Block and co-driver Alex Gelsomino ran at the first-ever X Games Rally event in 2006. The two took a bronze medal at that event, behind Colin McRae and gold medal-winner Travis Pastrana.
Block, shoe mogul turned pro driver and the co-owner of Hoonigan Industries, was killed in a snowmobile accident earlier this year.
Rally-Ready Subaru

The car is a 2004 Subaru Impreza 2.5 RS. According to the listing (and history report), it had a salvage title by the end of 2005. It was the perfect starting place for Vermont SportsCar to transform the Scoob into a racer.
Vermont SportsCar yanked the 2.5L engine and replaced it with a 2.0L turbocharged flat-four. A dog-box five-speed manual was fitted. The car gained a driver-controlled center diff and Cusco differentials for the front and rear. Plus, the shop added rally-ready shocks from Ohlins, a full roll cage, Recaro seats, and all of the little bits that make a road car a rally car.
At some point, the car was fitted with a new nose. The original 2004 “Blobeye” front bumper and grille were replaced with the later “Hawkeye.” Video from the X Games Rally events shows that this change was made early on in the car’s life — probably to make it look current for the team’s Subaru sponsors.
Driven Fast & Hard

Ken Block Subaru Signatures
