Found 76 results for: Subaru
FAST FACT: Subaru was founded in 1953, initially created as Fuji Heavy Industries (FHI)
Q: The Subaru XT came with a speed alarm as standard. At what speed was it activated?
55 mph
Q: What was the name of Mazda's answer to the Subaru Outback?
Mazda CX 50
Q: What was the smallest Subaru vehicle ever to wear the iconic STI badge?
Subaru R2 STI
Q: What was Subaru's first in-house-developed electric SUV?
Subaru Trailseeker
Q: Which automotive brand introduced Japan's first four-wheel-drive estate van?
Subaru
Q: What was Subaru's first all-wheel-drive passenger car?
Subaru Leone
Q: What was the first seven-seater vehicle manufactured by Subaru for the North American market?
Subaru B9 Tribeca
Q: What was the first Subaru car to be produced as an official STI-badged model?
Subaru Legacy RS Type RA STI
Q: What was the name of Subaru's first performance-oriented luxury coupe?
Subaru SVX
Q: Which Subaru model was the first mass-produced Japanese car to achieve a drag coefficient below 0.30?
Subaru Alcyone
Q: What was Subaru's first three-row SUV since the Tribeca?
Subaru Ascent
Q: Which Subaru model had its first six-cylinder engine?
Subaru XT
Q: What was the seventh model in the Subaru Viziv concept series?
Subaru Viziv Adrenaline
Q: In what year did Subaru enter the American market?
1968
Q: Was the Subaru Forester X Columbia also sold in Australia?
Yes
Q: Which Subaru model was the first mass-production car to wear the STI badge and be sold to the public?
Subaru Impreza WRX STI Version I
Q: What was Subaru's second-ever electric SUV called?
Subaru Trailseeker
Q: In what year did Subaru introduce the Forester model?
1997
Q: Which automaker was the first to introduce all-wheel drive across everyday wagons, sedans, utes and even coupes?
Subaru
Q: Which model marked Subaru's first entry into the 2.0-litre automobile market?
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