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Liberty Exiga is clever package that's pleasant to drive and great value for money. Model Tested: 2010 Subaru Liberty Exiga 2.5i; 2.5-litre, four-cylinder, petrol; six-speed CVT; wagon - $37,490* Smooth engine / CVT combination; spacious c
Luckily the new Liberty is nothing like the old one. Model Tested: 2010 Subaru Liberty 2.5i; 2.5-litre, four-cylinder, petrol; CVT; sedan - $33,990* Options: Automatic transmission $2500 CarAdvice Rating: I'll be the first to a
The Outback, but not as you know it. Model Tested: 2009 Subaru Outback Premium; 2.5-litre, four-cylinder, petrol; six-speed CVT; wagon - $46,490* Options: None fitted. CarAdvice Rating: If we were playing that word associat
Conservative looks, confident performance. Model Tested: 2010 Subaru Liberty GT Premium; 2.5-litre, four-cylinder, turbo petrol; six-speed manual; sedan - $52,990* CarAdvice Rating: Subaru's fifth-generation Liberty may have lost the se
The car that a lot of Subaru fans have been waiting for has finally arrived in Australia, the Outback Diesel represents the first diesel car Subaru has offered in Australia and marks a new era for the Japanese brand as it sets it sights higher for 2
The new Subaru Liberty Exiga (pronounced x-e-ga in Australia) has made its way to our shores and is on sale now from a starting price of just $37,490. Subaru's first people mover has a lot to offer with an impressive feature list the kids would be pr
MY10 (2010) Subaru Outback - First Steer The Subaru Outback is an interesting car, and until the arrival of the Tribeca it had always been the relatively out of place car in Subaru showrooms. Based on the Liberty platform, the model was introd
2010 (MY10) Subaru Liberty Review It was back in 1954 that Subaru produced its first car, now some 55 years later, the once small and unrecognised brand has become a powerhouse for producing reliable and good performing vehicles. Subaru h
Subaru has revealed the US spec version of its all-new Outback at the New York Motor Show, a vehicle that is expected to be released in Australia late this year. President and CEO of Fuji Heavy Industries, Subaru’s parent , Mr Mori said that
White goods on wheels is a tag often applied by some to the products of another Japanese car maker but it’s not one you would readily apply to those from Subaru. However, the ground breaking Subaru Plug-in Stella is small, white, boxy an
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