New Subaru Cars
When deciding to purchase a new Subaru, it is important to gather as much information you can to assist you in your car buying decision. With our comprehensive catalog of Subaru photos, car specs, dealer incentives, safety ratings, auto rebates and more you’ll have all you need to find your next new car. Select one of the many new Subaru models below...
Subaru Model Lineup
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Subaru B9 Tribeca
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$29,995.00 - $35,495.00 |
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Sport Utility |
| Drivetrains: |
All Wheel Drive |
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Subaru Forester
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The 2009 Subaru Forester has finally shed its dorky appearance. As much as the Forester's looks have changed, its driving demeanor really hasn't.
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$21,395.00 - $28,895.00 |
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Sport Utility |
| Drivetrains: |
All Wheel Drive |
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Subaru Impreza
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First drive! There's little doubt that the Impreza and the WRX are better cars than their predecessors, but since when should a Subaru look and drive like a Toyota - and an ugly one at that?
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| MSRP: |
$17,995.00 - $34,995.00 |
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Coupe, Wagon, Sedan |
| Drivetrains: |
All Wheel Drive, Front Wheel Drive, Two Wheel Drive |
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Subaru Legacy
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Coming to America. Eventually.
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| MSRP: |
$21,495.00 - $31,295.00 |
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Wagon, Sedan |
| Drivetrains: |
Front Wheel Drive, All Wheel Drive |
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Subaru Outback
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The Outback may be just a Legacy in high heels and chaps, but that takes nothing away from its usefulness and comfort.
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| MSRP: |
$22,995.00 - $31,495.00 |
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Sedan, Wagon |
| Drivetrains: |
All Wheel Drive |
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Subaru Tribeca
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The crossover segment is hotter than a kitchen fire at Buffalo Wild Wings, so Subaru could ill afford to wait to update its Tribeca, which landed with a thud two years ago when it was launched with a strange face, an overworked powertrain, and a pointless B9 p
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| MSRP: |
$29,995.00 - $33,595.00 |
| Bodystyles: |
Sport Utility |
| Drivetrains: |
All Wheel Drive |
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Subaru Company Overview
Fuji Heavy Industries founded its automotive division, Subaru, in 1953. Unlike most automotive companies, the car company is not named after its founder. Instead, Subaru is the Japanese name for the Pleiades star cluster.
The first Subaru, the P1, debuted in 1954. Subaru, through Fuji, became involved with other automakers and markets when Nissan purchased a stake in the company in 1968. Later, Nissan would sell its shares to General Motors in 1999. Both companies utilized FHI's engine and all-wheel drive technology.
Besides the Subaru P1, other well-known automobiles sold in the U.S. include the Subaru BRAT (for Bi-drive Recreational
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Fuji Heavy Industries founded its automotive division, Subaru, in 1953. Unlike most automotive companies, the car company is not named after its founder. Instead, Subaru is the Japanese name for the Pleiades star cluster.
The first Subaru, the P1, debuted in 1954. Subaru, through Fuji, became involved with other automakers and markets when Nissan purchased a stake in the company in 1968. Later, Nissan would sell its shares to General Motors in 1999. Both companies utilized FHI's engine and all-wheel drive technology.
Besides the Subaru P1, other well-known automobiles sold in the U.S. include the Subaru BRAT (for Bi-drive Recreational All-terrain Transporter) "truck"; the similar Baja; the Impreza sedan; and the Legacy and Outback wagons. (Note that the Legacy also comes in a sedan version). The street legal Impreza WRX racer, one of the brand's most sought after vehicles, debuted in 2001.
The marque's first crossover, the Subaru B9 Tribeca, debuted in 2005.
General Motors sold its stake in FHI to rival Toyota Motor Corporation in 2006. Subaru has started to build Toyota Camrys at its U.S. manufacturing plants. At the 2007 New York Auto Show, Subaru unveiled its all-new Impreza, Impreza WRX, and now named Tribeca. Future plans include a new diesel engine and possible a hybrid as well.
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