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The Subaru Outback has been around for over 25 years. During that time, it has attracted a cult following and gained new fans along the way. One of Outback's biggest draws is that it has a much lower cost of ownership when compared to other midsize SUVs. The 2021 Outback costs about $8,000 less in repairs and ownership expenses over five years than its classmates. The Subaru Outback has been rated as a good choice for budget-conscious car shoppers by Kelley Blue Book, Edmunds, U.S. News, and more…

 

For decades, the Outback has remained a favorite among outdoor lovers. For drivers who plan to travel deeper into the rough backcountry, Subaru offers the all-new Outback Wilderness. In terms of off-road capabilities, it's the most skilled Outback ever. Let's take a closer look at what makes the new Wilderness model so unique.

 

Diaper Bank of the Ozarks is a nonprofit organization that partners with area Ozark agencies to help families in need. Diaper Bank provides diapers to these agencies to keep babies stay healthy and happy while reducing stress on moms and dads. The organization recognizes that by reducing this stress of diapering little ones, families lower the chance of maternal depression, domestic abuse, and child abuse related to the stress and worry of where diapers will come from. 

 

Diaper Bank of the Ozarks is a nonprofit organization that partners with area Ozark agencies to help families in need. Diaper Bank provides diapers to these agencies to keep babies stay healthy and happy while reducing stress on moms and dads. 

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.

 

The past few weeks have been challenging. What's happening across the globe could not have even been imagined this time last year, especially the social distancing recommended by the CDC. As you do your part to help prevent further spreading of the coronavirus, consider using the helpful tips below while social distancing.

Subaru and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS)

Each year, thousands of patients are diagnosed with some form of blood cancer. In 2019 alone, experts predict that more than 176,000 people will develop lymphoma, leukemia, or myeloma. Blood cancers affect people of all ages and affect their loved ones as well. Knowing how stressful and frightening a cancer diagnosis is, Subaru has partnered with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) to bring hope and inspiration to cancer sufferers around the United States. 

August marks the launch of the Subaru Loves Learning initiative and Reliable Subaru is proudly backing the program all month long. For our part, we are supporting AdoptAClassroom.org and will be donating classroom supply kits to students throughout the Springfield community.

Getting ready to head out on a family cross-country trip in your Subaru? Bring it down to our service center for summer maintenance before you set out on the road. As a part of Subaru’s Summer Service Event, we’re offering great specials on routine maintenance services from now until July 31.