Subaru SUV Reviews

Forester is one of the more sensible crossovers on the market. more

We received both snow and the 2009 Subaru Tribeca Limited last week. Fortunately, the crossover proved more than adept at handling Michigan's wintry weather. more

The new Forester may not appeal to enthusiasts, but it has one enduring trait that Subarus have had for several decades: it is practical. more

Read Joe DeMatio's comments on driving the 2009 Subaru Forester. more

Read Rusty Blackwell's comments on driving the 2009 Subaru Forester. more

Read Marc Noordeloos's comments on driving the 2009 Subaru Forester. more

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 more

The groundbreaking whale was reliable and drove well, but it sure looked weird. more

Subaru's Legacy Outback kicked off the modern practice of combining a conventional station wagon with the raised-ride-height look of an SUV. more

Where is eight bigger than twenty? Under the hood of the 2006 Subaru Forester, it seems, were a new naturally aspirated engine results in a whole new car. more

Moving beyond the Forester, Subaru finally makes an SUV. While the new corporate face may not be for everyone, the Tribeca has a lot to offer. more

From show stands and foreign lands, we sample the car world's untouchables. This week: Our road test coordinator gets his cute on in the littlest Subaru, Japan's cheeky Pleo RS. more

The perfect SUV for San Francisco. more