What's New at Camelback Subaru...

 

Subaru firmly believes that children need access to basic essentials to thrive. During the cold season, it can be difficult for some parents to afford coats, hats, and other necessities that others may take for granted. This is why the company teamed up with Operation Warm to ensure that no kid is left behind.

 

Subaru has long thought that helping the community is a core tenet of being a successful company. In 2026, the Gear for Good campaign is going to contribute resources to five different youth soccer programs throughout the United States. The goal is to make the game more accessible to all, which can give children a path toward a healthy and successful life.

Subaru is one of the most popular automakers in the world, and it stands out for its vehicles that are sporty, reliable, budget-friendly, and adventurous. While Subaru is best known for its cars, the automaker is also involved in fighting cancer. For years, Subaru has partnered with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society to support cancer research, connect with cancer patients and their families, and provide hope to those battling the disease. This year, Subaru proudly announces a 10-year milestone in its partnership with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
 

Focusing on sustainability, Subaru proudly teams up with the Arbor Day Foundation. The Japanese auto brand wants to plant more than 1 million trees all over the world. More than 100,000 trees will be planted in the United States of America.
 

The 17th annual Subaru Share the Love Event is a done deal. The 2024 event will feature charity partners like Make-A-Wish, Meals on Wheels America, and 825+ local charities. The goal is just as inspiring now as it was 17 years ago. The event itself helps Subaru shoppers contribute to the causes that matter most to them, all while delivering a top notch Subaru vehicle to their household.

 

Subaru has shown for years now that it cares about the communities it serves. One way the company gives back is through the Subaru Loves Learning program, which seeks to help students in high-needs schools. Ultimately, it enables these students to have the resources they might otherwise lack to ensure they get the education they need and deserve.
 

As you're reading this, one Arizona family is receiving the devastating news that their child has cancer. This is what keeps us up at night, and we won't slow down until the day when no family ever loses a child to cancer. As Arizona's largest pediatric cancer program, Phoenix Children's Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders treats most of the state's young cancer patients.

The Subaru Impreza Hatchback has long remained one of the most popular sports compacts on the market. For the 2024 model year, Subaru will release a more stimulating RS trim. Not will this trim offer an enhanced driving experience, but it also brings an exciting look.
 

Subaru of America, Inc. is celebrating its 15th annual Share the Love event. It is when it donates money to four national charities on behalf of its customers. This year, the event hits a milestone. Subaru has donated over $115 million to charity since 2004. This year's national charity partners are:

• The National Park Foundation
• Make-A-Wish
• Meals on Wheels America
• The ASPCA

To get the most from your Subaru's navigation/GPS system, you will need to download and install periodic software updates. These updates ensure that your Subaru vehicle has access to the information it needs to help you get to your destination in a safe and timely manner. You can update your Subaru's GPS system using either Wi-Fi or a USB drive. The majority of recent Subaru models are equipped with the STARLINK system and MapCare, powered by TomTom.