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Monkey See

Subaru has gotten to the point where excelling is status quo. Subaru is set for a 6th consecutive year of record sales. Every year for the past 6 years, Subaru has done better than they’ve ever done before in the U.S. market. The report from the end of last month had U.S. Subaru sales at 375,485 for the year so far, which is up by 20 percent from the previous year! With how things are going for Subaru at the moment, anything shy of record numbers is disappointing. 

The folks at Subaru aren’t the…

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Subaru On-road and Off

There aren’t a lot of cars out there that can claim to be premier vehicles on the road as well as off the road. You've typically got the vehicles that are designed with fuel economy, safety, and road performance in one category, and then you have vehicles that can plow through anything and excel off-road in a separate category. And then you have Subaru vehicles. Subarus offer the best of both worlds, without sacrificing performance in either category. Subaru vehicles are arguably the best for people who love to go outdoors, but have to work hard at a…

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Subaru All-wheel Drive

If you’re familiar with Subaru, then you’re familiar with All-Wheel Drive. If you’re not familiar with Subaru vehicles, All-Wheel Drive is the borderline magical technology that allows a Subaru to go virtually anywhere. When you have AWD, it’s often harder to get stuck than it is to get where you’re trying to go. Steep gradients and sluicy conditions that will sideline other vehicles typically don’t trouble Subarus with Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive. 

Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive provides an even power distribution to all four wheels. This gives maximum traction and control while driving. When all four…

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Driving in the Mountains

Subaru owners are known to have a thirst for adventure – a constant drive to see new places and experience new things. If you're the type to seek out excitement, you're bound to come across a mountain or two along the way. So, if you're planning to cruise along the Guadalupes in southwest Texas, or truck up the continental divide in Colorado, you need to be prepared for mountain driving.

Driving in the mountains is totally different from driving on flat land. There's something about high elevations that storms find alluring. Rain, snow, and lightning all like…

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