The Treaty of Tordesillas was a document created by the Spanish Pope Alexander VI and signed by Ferdinand II king of Aragon, Isabel Iqueen of Castile and John II king of Portugal the 7 June 1494.
The Impreza brought Subaru three consecutive WRC constructors' titles (1995 â 1997, the latter season the first for the newly introduced World Rally Car class) and a driver's championship for McRae in 1995, the late Richard Burns in 2001, and the Norwegian, Petter Solberg in 2003.
In 1966, the automaker rolled out the 1000, a car that holds the distinction of being the first vehicle to use the drive technology that is the linchpin of current Subaru models: a front-wheel-drive system coupled to a horizontally opposed engine. This setup offered many advantages in handling and performance.