In its advertising and other communications, Subaru consistently informs you that it is More Than a Car Company®, and backs that up with the Subaru Love Promise. Backing it up further with actual numbers, Twin Falls Subaru is proud to announce that the 2024 Subaru Share the Love® Event raised $31.7 million in donations, which…
​Did you know that May is National Dog Month? Did you also know that May 20th is Dog Rescue Day? Did you also know that Subaru Loves Pets? The month of May is a great month to celebrate our favorite pets. Our friendly companions that we take along for the ride, protect our homes, and…
When you think of long-running, all-in-one vehicles that look like wagons, have the space of an SUV, and drive like hatchbacks, you’ll probably think of the Subaru Outback. For the past 30 years, the Outback has been one of the few vehicles that has continued to shine. Parents have handed them down to their kids…
Subaru has announced that 2025 will be the last model year for the Legacy. The nameplate, which first appeared in 1989, has lived through seven generations, received numerous awards, and spun off the popular Outback crossover. Subaru will cease production at its Lafayette assembly plant during the 2025 model year. This is no reflection on…
Shopping for a new car often means spending more time with salespeople trying to sell you a car than actually with the vehicle. However, as Subaru is ranked as the best mainstream car brand, it comes as no shock that customers love their purchase and are happy to tell you why. Whether it’s their obsession…
Years before Subaru became a household name, they were Fuji Heavy Industries (FHI), which is still Subaru’s parent company today. Interestingly, FHI started life in 1915 as Aircraft Research Laboratory, which would later become the Nakajima Aircraft Company during World War II. Finally, in 1953, after more changes, FHI was officially born. Subaru would produce…
The Subaru Baja was a truck version of the Subaru Outback, and it was quirky, had ground clearance between 7.3 and 8.4 inches, and was available with either a 2.5-liter Boxer 4-cylinder or a turbocharged 2.5-liter Boxer. You could get either a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission. Oh, and of course, it had all-wheel…
