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Subaru’s parent company started as an aircraft manufacturer and began making automobiles in the 1950s. The Japanese automaker first released vehicles in the U.S. market in 1968 as Subaru of America. In 2005, GM sold its shares of Subaru’s parent company to Toyota, which now owns 16.5 percent of the corporation. Subaru vehicles are best known for their use of all-wheel drive, which comes standard on most Subaru models. |
According to EPA standards, Subaru makes the most fuel-efficient line of all-wheel drive vehicles in the world. Certain Subaru cars are also hailed for their high-performance turbocharged engines, such as the popular Subaru Impreza WRX. |
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2009 Subaru Legacy Concept Review
Concepts | May 7, 2009For those who think that the North American International Auto Show in Detroit was a total sleeper, with some of the biggest players in the auto industry deciding not even to show up, it still was home to some significant introductions. Subaru, a smaller player compared to the Big Three that [...]
Full StorySubaru to Debut Legacy Concept in Detroit Next Week
Concepts | May 7, 2009For those who think that the North American International Auto Show in Detroit next week is going to be a total sleeper, with some of the biggest players in the industry deciding not to even show up, it'll still be home to some significant introductions. Subaru, a smaller player compared to [...]
Full StorySubaru's Second Electric Car: Plug-in Stella
Concepts | May 7, 2009Subaru at Tokyo: The Other Concepts
Concepts | May 7, 2009Subaru to Show New Concepts at Tokyo Motor Show
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