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Subaru has long been recognized as a standout in the auto industry, and 2025 continues that tradition. The brand’s latest achievement is securing the top spot in the 2025 American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) Automobile Study. This year, Subaru excelled in several key areas, including dependability and safety. With an impressive score of 85%, Subaru not only led all automakers in the study but also improved its overall score by 2% compared to 2024.

Subaru has been known for producing dependable cars, trucks, and other vehicles for decades. So, it’s no surprise the brand made a strong impression at the Southern Ohio Forest Rally (SOFR) in June. Driver Travis Pastrana claimed victory in his class and secured a third-place overall finish—an important result in his pursuit of the American Rally Association (ARA) championship.
 

Subaru continues to showcase its expertise in crafting top-tier automobiles. Three Subaru models recently secured a place on Car and Driver's 2025 Editors' Choice List. The 2025 Subaru BRZ was recognized as the Best Affordable Sports Car, while the 2025 Subaru Crosstrek earned the title of Best Compact SUV. Meanwhile, the 2025 Subaru Outback was honored as the Best Station Wagon. Let’s take a closer look at what makes these vehicles stand out.
 

The award-winning web series "Launch Control" by Subaru is back! Starting November 20th, fans can enjoy 10 brand-new episodes, each narrated by renowned motorsports TV presenter Andrew Coley. Episodes will be released weekly, offering an exciting behind-the-scenes look at Subaru Motorsports USA. Enthusiasts of the Subaru brand won't want to miss what the latest season has in store.

Subaru has long been renowned for crafting some of America's safest passenger cars, evident in the 2024 Impreza hatchback and 2024 Outback crossover SUV, both securing top safety accolades from the IIHS. Delve into why these Subaru models are synonymous with unparalleled peace of mind on the road.
 

S&P Global Mobility recently recognized Subaru as the brand with the highest dealer loyalty, beating other automotive brands. This recognition is a testament to Subaru's commitment to providing exceptional customer service and fostering long-term relationships with its dealerships. The accolade is based on a survey conducted by S&P Global Mobility, which gauges dealers' loyalty to their respective brands based on communication, training, and profitability. 

 

Subaru is renowned for building some of the safest passenger vehicles in the world. Over the years, this Japanese automaker has surely scored plenty of points with the Insurance Institute For Highway Safety. Using complex criteria and algorithms, the IIHS issues the Top Safety Pick+ award to just a few eligible vehicles in the United States of America. Three 2022 Subaru models claimed the renowned TPS+ honor. Let's take a closer look at these award-winning vehicles that lead their respective segments in active and passive safety.

Subaru Outback Earns Top Rating in Latest IIHS Side-Impact Testing. The Subaru Outback has earned the highest possible rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) on its new side-impact test. The midsize crossover SUV joins only two other vehicles that have earned a top rating.

 

Designed for adventurous drivers, the 2025 Subaru Outback is a rugged crossover SUV equipped with cutting-edge mechanical technologies that enhance performance and handling. Let’s explore the Outback’s towing capabilities and the advanced features that make it an ideal choice for hauling and off-road adventures.

At one point, a car that reached the six-figure mileage mark was virtually unheard of. While a car lasting to 100,000 miles was once a rarity, many cars on the road today will last 200,000 miles or more with proper care. While advances in technology, engineering, and an overall improvement in part quality are largely responsible for cars getting more mileage today, proper care on the owner's part still plays a crucial role in determining a vehicle's longevity.