What's New at Camelback Subaru...

Pangea was born in the desert, so it only makes sense that the renowned orchestra would return to the Phoenix area for a free concert. Last year, the group played one of the most well received shows that Tempe History Museum has ever seen, and they are excited to return for another special engagement on Friday, Aug. 22, 2014, at 7 p.m.

Launched back in 2012, Subaru's innovative EyeSight system quickly revolutionized automotive safety and, over the course of just two short years, has significantly impacted thousands of drivers. Across the nation, many Subaru owners have shared stories depicting how the system saved their lives, and recently Subaru decided to pass on these stories in a new YouTube video series. Watch the first episode now to see how one woman's life was changed forever by her EyeSight system.

If you want an SUV that looks sophisticated on city streets, but kills it when the going gets tough off road, look no further than Subaru. You don't have to drive a gas-guzzling heavy-duty truck or large utility vehicle to get capable all-terrain performance. In fact, according to a J.D. Power study, Subaru is the third most selected brand for off-roading and the Outback, specifically, is taken off pavement more than any of its competitors. Read more for details.

When accompanied by a paid adult, junior golfers ages 17 and under can play for free at any nine-hole golf course in Phoenix! If you love hitting the green, this unique program offers an incredible opportunity for you to share your adoration of the sport with a budding golfer, while taking advantage of a 2-for-1 discount. Plus, if only one adult can attend and there's more than one child who would like to participate, additional kid's rounds are just $5 each.

While we've been waiting in anticipation for the new 2015 Legacy to arrive at Camelback Subaru, editors at AutoTrader and KBB.com got to preview the car firsthand before most anyone else. Needless to say, they had some pretty positive impressions of Subaru's flagship midsize sedan. Read on to see what they had to say, plus make sure you save the date for our 2015 Legacy launch on Aug. 15 at 6 p.m.! We'll have complimentary refreshments and hors d'oeuvres.

The Subaru Forester, two-time winner of Motor Trend's Sport/Utility Vehicle of the Year award, returns for 2015 with more features! Following its full redesign last year, the SUV further enhances value for shoppers with the addition of new standard amenities and options, as well as its continued offering of advanced Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive. Locals can find the 2015 Subaru Forester on sale in Phoenix now at Camelback Subaru. Read more for details.

Some unusual baby names have popped up in recent years, including interesting forenames like Tuf, Kyndle and Vice for boys, and Ransom and Snowy for girls. You may not be in love with these monikers, but there's another among this group that we happen to be big fans of! Read more for details.

If you or anyone you know has a child with physical disabilities, this story will tug at your heart and bring you newfound hope. When children do not have full use of their legs, it is hard for their parents to watch as they try to keep up with friends and classmates, and it's even harder to watch your kids stand by because they do not have the ability to play. Now, however, there is a new, fun and life-changing option for families in this situation.

Subaru Outback, known as the "World's First Sport Utility Wagon," enters its fifth generation with a comprehensive redesign. The SUV is larger, quieter, more efficient and more powerful than ever. Plus, it introduces a number of new safety and driver assist features that consumers will love. Read more for details.

For the second consecutive year, Subaru's rear-wheel-drive performance car has been named on Automobile Magazine's elite All-Star list. Hundreds of new 2014 vehicles were evaluated, but judges could only choose their 10 favorite, and we're excited that the BRZ has claimed a spot on the list once again. Read more to find out what Automobile Magazine's editor-in-chief had to say about the car.