In 1968, Subaru introduced the diminutive 360 as an inexpensive economy car: “Cheap and Ugly” (Subaru’s words, not mine).

After introducing the Outback as an option on the Legacy in the 1990s, Subaru eventually spun the nameplate off into its own distinct model. In doing so, the Japanese automaker created what has been ...

Subaru's electric Outback equivalent will cost $39,995 when it goes on sale next year. Subaru says the 2026 Trailseeker will have 280 miles of range, up from what it estimated previously. The ...

Welcome to the jungle, aka the Los Angeles Auto Show. The annual car convention, held in 2025 at the Los Angeles Convention Center, has leaned all the way into a trend that seems to have been brewing ...

A lifted, all-wheel drive (AWD) wagon, the 1995 Legacy Outback was arguably one of the first contemporary crossover SUVs. It beat the 1996 Toyota RAV4 and the 1997 Honda CR-V to market, and for three ...

Subaru has announced new details on its revamped in-car software experience, which is based on Google’s Android Automotive OS. Google’s Android Automotive has been appearing in more and more vehicles ...

There’s a lot riding on the 2026 Subaru Outback. Sure, it’s one of the company’s core volume models, but more importantly, out of all of the Subarus, the Outback is the Subiest. Think about it: Ford ...

The Audi S4 and BMW 330xi were the mid-grade flavors of the German luxury giants' compact sport sedans, with more power than the standard models but less than the hottest variants. They were ...

A few months ago, we admired a 1999 Subaru Legacy RHD Rural Delivery wagon with well over 400,000 miles in a Denver car graveyard. I thought it would be a long, long time before I found another ...

Subarus have a reputation for being boxy, which may have been a detriment at times. But recently the world has gone box-crazy, with vehicles like the Hyundai Santa Fe, Toyota Land Cruiser, and Honda ...

[This story first appeared in the May 2002 issue of MotorTrend] Although there's no sign of their sales declining (yet), the days of conspicuously consuming, over-capacitized, underutilized ...