The 2018 Subaru Outback and Volkswagen Alltrack may both make sense as family adventure cars. However... For decades, both Subaru and Volkswagen have been playing the wagon game. You may or may not have realized that, depending on where you live. In places like Colorado, Subarus dominate the roads, and cars
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Should Subaru Bring Back the WRX and STI Hatch? [Video/Poll]
Why is there no hatch version of the current Subaru WRX and STI? Back in 1980, Subaru entered into the foray of the World Rally Championship to demonstrate the ability of its symmetrical all-wheel drive system. Throughout that decade, the company competed in championship events here and there. However, it wasn't
Is There An Advantage to Being Last in the Electric Race? Mazda and Subaru Seem to Think So [Poll]
Subaru’s Investigation Shows Inspectors Tampered with Fuel Economy Data [News]
Subaru's investigation into fuel economy tampering turns up altered data on 900 cars. Last month, Subaru missed its deadline to report on fuel economy tampering at its Gunma plant in Japan. Now, the Japanese Transport Ministry has its answer: inspectors did in fact alter fuel economy data. According to the investigation,
Where’s the Love? Subaru Misses Deadline to Report on Alleged Fuel Economy Cheating in Japan [News]
The Manual Transmission: Dying Breed or Beacon of Automotive Expression? [News]
The manual transmission seems to be a contentious thing these days in the automotive world. Enthusiasts like myself cannot fathom life without three pedals. Fortunately, there are a fair number of manufacturers still producing cars for our breed. However, there is also an industry trend that is leaving the manual
Are These 5 Cars Getting The Updates They Desparately Need in the Next Year?
While most cars are updated every four years or so, some just seem to sit there, almost as if they're lost in time. Take the Nissan Versa, for instance. That model, and it's Versa Note counterpart, have hummed along for almost six years without any major updates. In automotive terms, they're...well, let's
