Maybe it's like Mazda releasing the RX-8? For those of us who wouldve wanted to see a replacement for the RX-7 it was a pretty big disappointment, but in its own right the RX-8 was a decent enough car and sold reasonably well.
I think that Subaru *did* have more involvement than just the engine Aaron, I'll try and find an article if I can, but I believe they did have a hand in the chassis development. What's interesting is that when you open the bonnet of the '86' the engine cover says
TOYOTA
D4S
BOXER
SUBARU
Dunno what you think of having two manufacturers on the same engine cover, it's not like a McLaren F1 with 'Powered by BMW' or a Pagani Zonda with 'Mercedes-Benz' written on it.