Now Cosworth have taken over from prodrive, is there any chance they could put the p2 or a deviation into production ?.

 

Not unless they licence the active diff technology from Prodrive. It was these differentials that made the P2 special. I very much doubt it would make economical sense as it would no doubt require quite a bit more product development before being production ready. It would be a lot easier to add the differentials to an existing production vehicle and look at the cost of the new Cosworth venture...can you imagine the additional cost off adding these diffs.

 

Sat in this car recently on a trip around the prodrive factory, what a car ! It just fits around you and so comfy. The tour guide said it would never go into production, after the car was built all the plans were destroyed.

The trip is well worth just to sit in this car alone, an awesome evening

 

Why is everyone thinking that Prodrive no longer have anything to do with Subaru?

Just because Cosworth have produced a special edition in conjunction with Subaru.

The Prodrive P2 was developed by Prodrive, not Subaru.