Subaru announced
pricing for the much-heralded 2013 BRZ, starting at $25,495 for the
Premium model with a six-speed manual transmission. The six-speed
automatic version starts at $26,595. Premium models come standard with
touch-screen GPS Navigation, Bluetooth connectivity and HID
headlamps. Above the well-appointed Premium model, Limited models add
Alcantara seat inserts with leather bolsters, heated seats and mirrors,
dual-zone automatic climate control system, fog lights, Keyless Access
& Start and body-color decklid spoiler. Limited models come equipped
with leather seats and start at $27,495 when equipped with a six-speed
manual…
2012 Subaru Legacy: kbb.com's 10 Best Sedans Under $25,ooo!
Here's what kbb.com has to say of the Subaru Legacy: "Looking for an affordable midsize sedan with all-wheel drive? Your choices are limited, and only one made this list of top sedans. Most equate the automaker with all-wheel drive prowess, but fewer appreciate the top-notch quality and comfort for which so many Subaru buyers return."
An
automotive-research website, kbb.com routinely gathers new vehicle data
to create lists that help car buyers make informed decisions. For its
list of the 10 Best Sedans Under $25,000…
Subaru is joining other automakers who are in the forefront of creating a new generation of cars that can stop themselves if they detect a frontal collision is about to occur. But Subaru hopes to stand out from the pack with a lower price tag.
Subaru is calling its system EyeSight. The driver assistance system will debut at the New York Auto Show next month, and Subaru plans to incorporate it in the 2013 Legacy and Outback. It includes adaptive
cruise control, pre-collision braking, vehicle lane departure warning
and the ability to detect objects in front of parked cars.
Awesome! The Subaru Impreza Wins 2012 MotorWeek Drivers' Choice Award for Best Compact Car! "With its 2012 re-design, we think the Subaru Impreza is primed for
prime time," said John Davis, MotorWeek host. "No other compact comes
close to the Impreza's mix of standard all-wheel-drive, upscale
interior, and near bargain pricing. Add in a fun-to-drive steering feel,
plus a big jump in fuel economy, and you've got a four-season winner."
Great news! The 2012 Subaru Outback Makes Kelley Blue Book's 10 Best Family Cars of 2012! Here's what the folks at kbb.com have to say about our Outback:
"If your family deserves a sport utility vehicle but doesn't want an SUV,
the 2012 Subaru Outback is the perfect on-road, off-road, all-road
choice. Every Outback comes with all-wheel drive, an integrated roof
rack and 8.7 inches of ground clearance - not bad for a fuel-smart,
road-savvy station wagon with room for five adults and loads of cargo."
Subaru has earned the top score in Consumer Reports Automaker Report Cards for 2012, beating out Honda and Toyota!!! Plus, The 2012 Impreza is also the Consumer Reports Top Pick in the Small-Sedan Class category! Another great reason to choose Subaru!
Active dog lifestyle is supported with new canine-specific social apps!
"Dogs have always been a large part of Subaru culture; we also know that dogs play a significant role in the lives of our owners," said Alan Bethke, director, marketing communications, Subaru of America. "The Subaru new social apps are a natural extension of our brand's active culture and further allow dogs to be our owners' social lifestyle partners."
A couple and their friend were left counting their blessings after a 'knight in shining armor' rescued them in the snow. Matt Carter, his wife Charlotte and her friend Ellie Darling were trying to get from a friend's wedding at the White Hart in Great Yeldham to the couple's home in Bury St. Edmunds, when their car slithered to a halt. But then this guy drove up in a 4x4 Subaru and stopped at the top of the hill. "We were stuck halfway up the hill," explained Matt, "I've never been stuck as badly as…
Awesome! The Subaru Impreza Wins 2012 MotorWeek Drivers' Choice Award for Best Compact Car! "With its 2012 re-design, we think the Subaru Impreza is primed for
prime time," said John Davis, MotorWeek host. "
