Many people say that they don't switch back to any other brand when they buy a Subaru. Subaru has a cult following of fans for several reasons. Subaru gives its vehicles one of the most unique and identifiable images among cars on the road regarding off-road capabilities and adventure-ready cars. Subaru's cars also keep up with the latest trends, and they are exceptionally safe to drive. If you want a vehicle that you can take out and drive rain, shine, sleet, or snow, chances are you will be driving a Subaru.

From price to color, finding your next car involves weighing many options. At our dealership, we want the experience of getting a new car to be as rewarding and enjoyable as possible. Therefore, we provide you a wide range of Subaru models to get a sense of the vehicles you can choose from. Subaru offers many different body styles, including sedans, SUVs, and crossovers, to help people and their belongings get to the places they want to go. 

Easily Update Your Subaru Navigation Maps

If you have a newer Subaru vehicle, it probably comes equipped with Starlink's navigation system courtesy. This system provides easy-to-follow maps and driving instructions to any destination you can imagine. It does need to be updated occasionally as roads and points of interest change, but this is usually a simple matter.

Built for adventurous consumers, the Subaru Outback is a robust crossover SUV that's packed with patented mechanical technologies. Let's examine some of the vehicle's towing capabilities and other technologies that optimize handling.

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's All-Wheel Drive Philosophy

All-wheel drive isn't just for "bad weather." Balancing and power distribution to your wheels is something that may be more important when it's raining or snowing. Still, it's also essential during tight curves and other unforeseeable road conditions. Subaru takes the innovation of its symmetrical all-wheel drive so seriously that they offer it standard on a host of vehicles: the Legacy, Crosstrek, and Forester, to name just a few. So how exactly does Subaru's version of all-wheel drive give you more powerful traction and control?

2 Millionth Forester Just Sold

The two millionth Forester sold in the U.S. just reminded everyone that the Forester is something extraordinary in the world of compact SUVs. It seats 5 people, giving them a spacious, well-organized environment to enjoy its more luxury qualities. While the Forester is the second best selling SUV Subaru makes in the United States, it's Subaru's number one SUV around the globe. 

Subaru is well-known for its capable all-wheel-drive vehicles like the Outback and Forester. However, the Japanese automaker has also carved a name for itself with performance models. Available now in the current Subaru lineup is the WRX and WRX STI. The WRX made its performance name outside of North America before finally becoming available in the U.S. and Canada in 2002.

While it’s fun to drive around in high-powered luxury vehicles, these aren’t always the best options when you need something for daily driving. A sensible vehicle is what most consumers are requesting from manufacturers. Subaru has a lineup of practical vehicles that are affordable and reliable for all demographics. The Outback has been one of their most popular models since 1996. There are a few different trim levels that are part of the most recent Outback model. Let’s compare some of them to find out what will work best for you.