Subaru announced yesterday that it had made a clean sweep of the 2016 AutoPacific Ideal Vehicle Awards in the SUV segments. The Subaru Outback, Forester, and Crosstrek each came out on top in their respective segments.
For the second year in a row, the Outback took home top honors as the Best-in-Class for the Premium Mid-Size Crossover SUV. Following suit, the Forester made its second consecutive win as Best-in-Class for the Mid-Size Crossover SUV category…
When it arrives in September, Subaru's 2017 BRZ will come with a whole host of updates to the brand's only sport coupe. Thankfully, it's not going to charge you an arm and a leg to get access to all those upgrades. In fact, the base BRZ will start just $100 higher than the 2016 model.
The base 2017 BRZ Premium will start at $25,495, just a single C-note higher than the…
Well they don’t turn up very often as most such advertisers prefer to resort to meaningless test drives.
Carmichael Lynch in Minneapolis has produced “The boy who breaks everything,’ for Subaru, a reverse Midas touch that destroys everything in his path except the aforementioned motor.
It’s a bit treacly – as is the way with most portrayals of American families in ads – but creditable for all that.
For the 2017 model year Subaru is updating its BRZ sporty coupe; the goals are better handling and increased performance, and the car has a more aggressive look and some new convenience features. Subaru says the improvements should make the little sportster continue its mission of offering an “unmatched driving experience.”
We’ve long loved the BRZ because of its brilliant handling and responsiveness. To make it respond even better…
Looks like Subaru is perhaps being a little over-protective of its owners with regard to certain SiriusXM satellite radio stations.
It’s far from being censorship, but it’s enough to get under the skin of at least one owner who wondered why his 2016 Subaru Outback balked at his choice of programming, particularly (of all things) comedy.
As reported in Automotive IT News, Portland, OR resident Vince Patton became increasingly irritated when his car…
With fresh styling, the Subaru Legacy sedan has few flaws beyond its nondescript nature
We spill a lot of ink on the Subaru WRX and BRZ, and we all seem to love the Crosstrek -- a car so straightforward and simple, it’s cool in a throwback sort of way. It’s not tough to see why these vehicles are held in high regard by enthusiasts.
Subaru Rally Team USA announced today that team driver Bucky Lasek will make his gravel rally debut at the New England Forest Rally (July 15-16). Lasek has driven for Subaru in the Red Bull Global Rallycross Championship since 2012 but has not competed in traditional stage rally until this year when he entered the ice and snow laden Sno*Drift Rally in January. Lasek will drive a 2016 Super Production class WRX STI presented by…
Perhaps one of the most difficult car-buying decisions today is deciding on whether you should go with the Subaru BRZ, or Toyota’s new 86 (née Scion FR-S). For dedicated enthusiasts the choice might be simple, but for the casual car-buying midlife-crisis-having individual, there’s a lot to consider. But if you like to make loud statements with your vehicle, Subaru just made your decision considerably easier.
The Crosstrek represents all the unique and attractive attributes of Subaru in a single automobile. That’s a lot, because the Subaru brand embodies a lot of appealing traits.
The Crosstrek is nicely sized. The all-wheel-drive sport-utility wagon is not brutishly large and unwieldy. It is compact enough to be adeptly maneuverable, yet large enough to comfortably carry passengers and enough of their gear to support far-ranging activities.
The Crosstrek provides the expert four-wheel traction…
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