Subaru gives you all-wheel drive as standard, and the 2022 Outback Wilderness would like to make a suggestion as to just what you should do with it: roam well off the beaten path. The automaker's newest trim level, Wilderness have started out on the Outback but it's already spreading through the rest of the range - most recently to the new Forester - but there's more to see here than just a badge.
The 2022 Subaru WRX is the fifth generation of the brand’s mythical all-wheel-drive rally-inspired sedan to hit the automotive scene. The all-new WRX is also the second-generation model to drop the “Impreza” moniker beginning in 2015. However, the new WRX is still riding on the underpinnings of the current Impreza, adopting a reinforced version of the Subaru Global Platform.
The NHTSA has announced that Subaru is performing a recall on a limited number of 2021 Impreza vehicles. The recall covers 802 vehicles produced between February 25, 2021, and March 9, 2021. In addition, the recall covers some four-door versions of the Impreza and some station wagon versions of the car.
Subaru has added a new, more off-road friendly version of its most popular SUV, with the 2022 Forester Wilderness getting the specs to match its upgraded looks. Part of the refreshed 2022 Forester range, which Subaru says will be headed to US dealerships in October, it's the second outing for the new Wilderness trim level.
Subaru is a very popular automotive manufacturer in the United States, particularly in cold-weather states where all-wheel drive is appealing. In the States, Subaru has been teasing a new Wilderness edition of the Forester. Now that the facelifted Forester has debuted in Japan, and it's clear that the Wilderness we have been seeing is based on this facelifted version.
After many years of waiting, fans of the Subaru BRZ finally have an all-new version of the car featuring more power. Unfortunately, the additional power isn't as much as fans had hoped for, but more power is always a good thing. While we knew the features and specifications of the all-new BRZ, we didn't know how much the vehicle would cost.
Subaru has revealed pricing for its 2022 Impreza models along with some of the changes and updates for the model year. Pricing for the Impreza starts at $18,795 before the destination, and delivery charges are added in. Subaru is offering the car in both sedan and five-door models, and as always, the Impreza is the only compact passenger car in the country with standard all-wheel-drive in every trim.
Subaru of America has announced pricing on its three-row SUV called the Ascent for the 2022 model year. There have been no price increases for the 2022 Ascent compared to the 2021 model. The base price for the 2022 Ascent is $32,295. The SUV is available in five trim levels, including a new for 2022 Onyx Edition.
The 2022 Subaru Forester recently debuted in Japan with a few exterior tweaks, better interior materials, and a host of new features. The most noticeable change starts with new upright headlights with a taller profile, making the Forester seem like a bigger crossover at first glance.
Subaru has revealed details on its new, first all-electric model, and if you were worried there wouldn't be enough EV SUVs around to choose between, the Subaru Solterra should settle those concerns. The new name is a combination of the Latin words for "Sun" and "Earth," the automaker says, in a nod to its "commitment to deliver traditional SUV capabilities in an environmentally responsible package."
Subaru of America has announced pricing for the 2022 Outback and Legacy sedan. For 2022, one of the notable additions to the Outback line is the more rugged Subaru Wilderness trim. Subaru says that both the Outback and the Legacy gain new standard features for 2022 while maintaining their competitive pricing. Both models will be available at Subaru dealerships in the summer.
The 2022 Subaru BRZ is receiving a sportier lineup of exterior go-fast accessories and STI performance parts. But there’s a catch (two, actually). First, it seems these yummy STI performance parts are for the Japanese market BRZ only. And lastly, the pieces are currently under development, coinciding with a heavily camouflaged BRZ spotted doing the rounds at Fuji Speedway last December.