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Subaru
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By Drew Dowdell, in Subaru,
Subaru unveiled the all-new 2027 Getaway at the 2026 New York International Auto Show, a three-row BEV with 420 horsepower, standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, more than 300 miles of range, and seating for up to seven.
By Drew Dowdell, in Subaru,
Subaru has announced the first hybrid variant of the Forester Wilderness for 2027, offering 194 horsepower, 9.3 inches of ground clearance, and Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive alongside a claimed 25% improvement in fuel economy over the standard model.
By Drew Dowdell, in Subaru,
Now with more range, power, faster charging, and an NACS port, the Solterra offers more as an EV.
By G. David Felt, in Subaru,
Tuesday May 12th 2021 SUBARU announced their first all-electric SUV for the brand aimed at coexisting with nature. SOLTERRA is scheduled to go on sale in 2022.
By William Maley, in Subaru,
..40 percent of their vehicles sold will either be electric or electrified by 2030..
By William Maley, in Subaru,
The 2.5L turbo-four goes bye-bye, a hybrid powertrain could take its place
By William Maley, in Subaru,
A Subaru executive says there is the possibility of more power coming for the Impreza (PLEASE!)
By William Maley, in Subaru,
A New Patent Filing Reveals A Hardcore Subaru BRZ/Toyota GT86 Could Be Coming
By Drew Dowdell, in Subaru,
Subaru announces they are replacing the Tribeca that went out of production after the 2014 model year.
By William Maley, in Subaru,
Subaru wonders if they should go Forester or Outback in their new crossover design.
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By surreal1272 · Posted
Perhaps you should look up the Bronco recalls regarding the engine(s) alone. Things like cracked fuel injectors are a little more than standard recall stuff. Those engines have had major teething issues from the jump and it hasn't stopped. My point here is that Hyundai/Kia will do just fine if we are going to bring up things like reliability with the competition. -
By A Horse With No Name · Posted
Ohhhhh....the impact of our national stupidity is going to be epic. Keeping out of debt, making Popcorn, and watching the fall. On a happier note... I am done with American companies almost in their entirety other than small ethical businesses. -
By Drew Dowdell · Posted
The 10-speed has been problematic in most of the larger applications it’s in. Silverados and F-150s both having issues with it. It seems to be fine in the Cadillac sedans, though they did have a recall. -
I'm less concerned about recalls than actually blowing engines/transmissions early and needing warranty work. But, as David noted, the 2.7 sounds like it did have early issues and I have definitely read and watched videos where the 10spd isn't exactly smooth or doing what people want or expect it to do. -
By surreal1272 · Posted
The Bronco has had more recalls than buyers lol. (I embellish but you get the point)
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