Camelback Subaru joins with all Americans in practicing social distancing. This is our best chance to stop the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. No one enjoys being separated from their friends and loved ones. We recommend these five tips to help you cope with social distancing during the coronavirus crisis.
The Subaru Forester is one of the best-loved SUVs around the world. Subaru itself tends to draw loyal fans due to its focus on making quality vehicles, upgrading safety features, and working to lessen the environmental impact of its cars. The new Subaru Forester is a reflection of this commitment as it has been improved and updated to compete in the hot crossover market.
Subaru is an adventure brand and rarely mentioned in a conversation about speed itself, but over the years, Subaru has made a surprisingly large number of vehicles that can keep up with the fastest cars in the world. Granted, race car enthusiasts go for race cars, and sports car enthusiasts go for sports cars. Could Subaru ever create a model that would rival these types of vehicles? Sure they could!
A wagon is designed to provide you with ample cargo space with a bit of rugged flare. The Subaru Outback is a vehicle that works with many different types of driving and terrains. With enough space on the inside for a family, this is a vehicle that has seen a lot of popularity over the years. Let’s take a look at the various trim levels that are currently part of the 2019 lineup. We’ll help you decide which is the best one.
Whether you like skiing, hiking, kayaking or mountain biking, you may have difficulty enjoying these activities if you can’t take the equipment with you. In order to haul all of this equipment you need a vehicle with plenty of cargo space, and you need a vehicle that is reliable. And since many of these destinations are off the beaten path, an all-wheel drive vehicle would be most preferred. This is why Subaru is the clear choice for the adventure-seeker within you.
Braking is one of the most important facets of driving. With so many other cars on the road and unexpected actions by other drivers, diligent braking can be the difference between life or death in some cases. Over the years, Subaru has perfected the basics of braking, but they've also developed advanced safety features that help you brake more effectively.
Each year, consumers ask themselves “what's new?” when looking at the latest releases by their favorite brands. When it comes to Subaru, there's a lot to look forward to in a variety of categories. Safety, comfort, and performance are some of the areas where the latest fleet of 2019 Subaru vehicles excel. So if you're considering a Legacy, Outback, Impreza, Forester, or any other Subaru model, here is a preview of what you can expect to find.
When you hear the phrase 'hacking', what do you imagine? A nerdy '90s character with green text scrolling down his screen? A powerful worldwide cabal with millions at their disposal? In reality, most hackers are simply bored - and nowhere is that more evident than from the freshest discovery of Dutch electronics designer Tom Wimmenhove, revealing that keyless fobs could be used to both hack into and steal automobiles. The latest vehicles are more susceptible than others to this method, but there are steps you can take to reduce your risk.
As a car buyer, you may be wondering what is the Subaru Boxer engine, and how does it get its name? The Subaru Boxer engine gained its name because of how the pistons move. They move horizontally, and they work in a side-to-side way. It resembles two boxers having a fight, which is the reason for its name. The engine design promotes a low center of gravity with the perfect symmetrical balance. You have better handling than ever before, and the system is more efficient than ever before with all-wheel drive.
Automotive technology is always evolving to make everyday driving a pleasant and safe experience. In recent time, safety features have grown in number and sophistication, doing its part in preventing or mitigating collisions. Subaru aroused the automotive world when it announced that it will debut its suite of driver-assist technologies to the United States for the 2013 model year. This suite, which is known as EyeSight®, is anchored by dual color cameras, which are located near the rearview mirror and scan the road of any danger that cannot be easily anticipated by the driver.
