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2022 Ascent
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$32,295 MSRPUp to
27/21 MPG Hwy/CityAscent Onyx Edition shown
2021 Forester
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33/26 MPG Hwy/CityForester Sport shown
2022 Outback
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$26,945 MSRPUp to
33/26 MPG Hwy/CityOutback Wilderness shown
2022 BRZ
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$27,995 MSRPUp to
30/21 MPG Hwy/CityBRZ Limited Shown
2021 Crosstrek
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$22,245 MSRPUp to
34/27 MPG Hwy/CityCrosstrek Sport Shown
2021 WRX
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$27,495 MSRPUp to
27/20 MPG Hwy/CityWRX STI shown
2022 Impreza
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$18,795 MSRPUp to
36/28 MPG Hwy/CityImpreza Sport 5-door shown
2022 Legacy
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35/27 MPG Hwy/CityLegacy Touring XT shown
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Oil Change Intervals & Oil Consumption
Engine oil is meant to help clean and protect the heart of your vehicle for a lifetime of miles. However, all engine oils eventually lose their protective qualities due to heat, friction, and the passing of time.
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Tips for Maintaining Your Vehicle While Social Distancing | Subaru of America
A Subaru expert shares ways to keep your vehicle in top shape even while it’s stuck in the garage.
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Nine Winter Driving Tips (AAA)
Even if you don’t live where there’s ice and snow, your adventurous spirit may take you to a cold climate this season. AAA offers these tips for driving in adverse weather. For more information on winter driving, refer to your Owner’s Manual.
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Multiply Gas Savings with Vehicle Maintenance
As gas prices continue to drop, motorists should take advantage of their savings at the pump and invest it back into their vehicles. By spending a little now to increase fuel efficiency, drivers can multiply fuel savings and save more money at the pump, says the Car Care Council.
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Road-Trip Survival Tips
Are you and your family planning to drive to a holiday get-together this year? Whether you’re heading to grandma’s house or a favorite vacation spot to celebrate holidays with family or friends, AAA offers these simple tips to help you arrive safely and without incident.
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Your Cabin Air Filter – What it Does. When to Change it
Fall Car Care Month in October brings attention to the importance of car care and preventative maintenance. One often-neglected wear item is the cabin air filter!
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Visibility Matters: Lights and Wipers
Lights are normal wear items that require periodic inspection and replacement. The lighting system provides nighttime visibility, signals and alerts other drivers, and supplies light for viewing instruments and the vehicle's interior. The wiper system keeps excessive water, snow and dirt from building up on the windshield, maintaining clear visibility.
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Happy Trails, Safe Travels
Safety is a priority on any road trip, but pet companions necessitate extra precautions. Even mild fender benders can be life threatening to those who aren't properly restrained. Loose cats have been known to wedge themselves beneath a brake pedal, and a hard stop can throw an unrestrained animal into the windshield.
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Tips for Installing a Car Seat Properly
If a car seat is not installed correctly, your child's safety could be in danger. Every car seat has different installation instructions. Here are key items to keep in mind when installing a car seat.
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Share the Road Safely with Bicycles
Whether you drive a car or a bike, traveling on roads requires care, courtesy and respect. Motorists and bicyclists must both obey the same traffic regulations – but there is a difference. Bicyclists are much more vulnerable to danger. They are less visible, quieter and don't have airbags to protect them.
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Driving Green
With gasoline prices still high and perhaps on the rise, as well as increasing reports about the impact of greenhouse gases on the environment, now is the time to rethink how you typically maintain and operate your vehicles. Try following these tips to increase your fuel efficiency
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Driving Tips for Senior Safety
Although growing older doesn't automatically make you a bad driver, advancing age does bring changes that can affect driving ability. If you're a senior driver concerned about road safety, consider these simple tips when you get behind the wheel.
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Decision Driving: Sharpen Your Skills
Extend your vision. Rather than staring directly in front of your vehicle, focus on where it will be positioned 10 to 12 seconds down the road – the zone where an accident is more likely to occur.
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What You Should Know About Pet Restraints and Safety
Subaru and the Center for Pet Safety (CPS) recently teamed up to conduct rigorous crash testing on commonly available pet safety harnesses using realistic, specially designed crash test dogs. The crash tests uncovered serious flaws in many of the popular pet restraints currently on the market, with many resulting in catastrophic failure. The performance data will assist in the development of the first harness safety standard and test protocols that will serve as guidelines to the pet products industry. "Safety for all passengers, including our pets, is very important to Subaru and to our drivers. Selecting the wrong harness could be just as detrimental as not using one at all," said Michael McHale, Director of Communications at Subaru of America, Inc. Sleepypod's Clickit Utility Harness has been identified as the 2013 Top Performing Harness. CPS is a non-profit research and advocacy organization dedicated to companion animal and consumer safety.
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Subaru Advantage Insurance
Subaru and Subaru Advantage Insurance go together like, well, you and your Subaru. Subaru Advantage Insurance from Liberty Mutual helps protect your investment by towing your vehicle to the nearest Subaru dealer3 and ensuring the use of Genuine Subaru Replacement Parts.
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Aha™ Streaming Radio
The intersection between vehicles and consumer electronics is rapidly expanding. Today's driver's demand intuitive, easy-to-operate systems that will allow them to access their favorite media in one location. Answering that demand is Subaru with its groundbreaking infotainment system, powered by Aha by Harman. Subaru is among the first automakers to offer this technology in a vehicle ... Read more.
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How to Pair Your Bluetooth®-enabled Phone
Staying safe on the road means keeping your hands on the wheel! That's why Subaru offers Bluetooth hands-free technology to manage your phone and audio system.
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Electronic Devices and Driving Don't Mix
The U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) released survey results that show Americans continue to use electronic devices while driving, despite warnings that it causes their own driving to deteriorate and can lead to crashes, injuries and even death.
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Preventing Road Rage
Every day, thousands of drivers experience some form of road rage or aggressive driving," says Dave Melton, transportation safety specialist at the Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety. Melton offers steps for avoiding a road rage situation — or getting away from it safely.
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Winter Effects on Your Battery
Your car's battery is the heart of its electrical system. Lights, defrosters and wipers used for extended periods place high demands on the charging system.
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Airbag Safety
Since their invention, airbags, along with the seatbelt, have played a major role in reducing the number of injuries and deaths in traffic collisions. If you're not careful, however, the thing that is supposed to ward off injuries can also contribute to one.
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Parking Lot Safety
While they may not be the most hazardous places to drive, parking lots can be more unpredictable than anywhere else you travel.
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Four Tips for Fall Driving
Seasonal weather changes and the end of daylight saving time can make autumn driving unpredictable. The following guidelines provided by the AARP can help you stay safer and more aware on the roads this fall.
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Ten Tips for Better Fuel Economy
Subaru suggests following these ten simple steps to help increase your vehicle’s fuel efficiency.
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Help Your Subaru Live Longer
Routine maintenance is the key to a long lasting vehicle — and essential to optimal safety, reliability and performance.
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Pets and Hot Cars Don't Mix
Subaru of America, Inc., the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), and animal care activists can't stress it enough — never leave dogs or other pets locked inside vehicles.
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Driving in Severe Weather: Blinding Sun!
It may seem surprising to consider that a bright, sunny day could place you in a dangerous situation behind the wheel. Even when the weather is picture-perfect, as the sun rises, moves across the sky and then sets, many drivers suddenly discover that they're driving blind.
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Driving in Severe Weather: Hurricane!
Part 3 in a series. Next Insider — Blinding Sun Hurricanes are one of the most destructive natural weather occurrences on the planet. These powerful storm systems have large low pressure centers that produce intense winds and heavy rainfall.
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Driving in Severe Weather: Earthquake!
According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), earthquakes can strike any location at any time. Driving during a seismic event has been compared to driving on four flat tires.
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Driving in Severe Weather: Tornado!
The powerful storms that hit America's midwest and south this month spawned a rash of tornadoes that devastated a broad swath of the country.
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Your Owner's Manual: Good Reading!
Your Subaru owner's manual may not be at the top of your reading list, but it delivers important, model-specific information for your Subaru. Get valuable information about your car's features, including instructions and warnings. You may even discover some new features you didn't know you have!
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Decision Driving
You may never have had a collision. Or received a citation for speeding. Or even paid a parking ticket.
