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Update: Subaru Impreza Review The fourth-generation Subaru Impreza hatch and sedan have been launched in Australia today after months of production delays following last year's Japanese tsunami.
Subaru's hotly anticipated sports car, known simply as the Subaru BRZ, will be receiving a generous inventory of standard equipment under UK specifications. The BRZ is a 2+2 coupe that has already attracted a keen level of interest across...
If you love dogs then these 14 commercials put together by Subaru America are definitely worth watching. They depict everyday problems in cars, except the cars are being driven by dogs (and cats).
It was bound to happen sooner or later, but the Japanese have finally taken two Toyota 86s to a little drift session. For those that don't know the 86's name comes from the original Toyota AE86 introduced in the early 1980s, which gained a cult...
The boss of Subaru Australia says the BRZ sports car’s overarching impression as a “driver’s car” was strong enough to convince the company to divert from its 15-year exclusive all-wheel-drive strategy.
Subaru has brought back the XV badge it introduced on the Impreza range in mid 2010, but this time it's being given special individual treatment as the Japanese brand aims for a two-prong attack in the compact SUV segment together with the...
The 2012 Subaru XV is now on sale in Australia, introducing an all-new design, new petrol engine, a strong safety package and a sub-$30,000 starting price. Essentially a higher-riding version of the fourth-generation Subaru Impreza hatch (due...
The Toyota Camry and the Subaru Impreza and XV have earned the maximum five-star safety rating from independent crash tester ANCAP (the Australasian New Car Assessment Program).
Subaru Australia has announced added value to the entry-level Subaru Liberty Exiga. It now comes standard with a reverse camera and increased connectivity. The Subaru Liberty Exiga is the six-seat version of the Liberty wagon.
Subaru Australia teased us for months about whether it would bring the BRZ sports car to Australia before deciding - as first revealed by CarAdvice - that it wouldn't disappoint local driving enthusiasts.