In a world dominated by plain-vanilla inline engines, Subaru's horizontally opposed boxer-four forges a lone path of automotive diversity. Now there's a further advance from Subaru: the world's first ...

Subaru is open to the possibility of selling diesel-equipped vehicles in the U.S., but according to Subaru Executive Vice President Tom Doll, several things will have to happen first. In an interview ...

Alina has been enthusiastic about vehicles her entire life, and even from an early age found herself itching to get behind the wheel. Through high school and college, she could be found reading ...

Antony Ingram March 5, 2013 Comment Now! Subaru's last crossover was the slightly underwhelming XV Crosstrek, but its latest concept looks a lot more exciting. Unveiled today at the 2013 Geneva Motor ...

Jeremy Weber May 21, 2009 Comment Now! Subaru doesn't offer much in the way of environmentally conscientious cars but this may be set to change as the company is considering introducing new hybrid ...

It had been taboo, a few years back, to talk diesel with Subaru. The Japanese firm was at the pinnacle of turbo power-winning rallies and it was unthinkable for it to go diesel. Rumours had started to ...

Subaru has built the world's first flat four-cylinder diesel for production cars. Europeans have been driving it in the Legacy and Outback since January, and in about a month, after the Paris Auto ...

Subaru finally has a diesel-and it's the first boxer turbodiesel in a passenger car. Ever. The diesel option not only gives the company a real presence in Europe, but the engine's excellent fuel ...

September 29, 2006 Subaru Europe President Hiroyuki Ikeda dropped an unexpected announcement in his Paris motor show speech when he mentioned that the company was working on a SubaruBoxer Turbo Diesel ...

Subaru is planning a successor for its Tribeca model that will boast a world’s first powertrain. According to a new report, the next-generation Tribeca will be heavily influenced by the Viziv 2 ...

Diesels are far from gone, as they still account for a good chunk of sales in Europe and other markets across the globe. Nonetheless, with the stricter WLTP emissions regulations coming next month, ...

While the '60s may have had Beetle-mania, the 2000s had diesel-mania. The world had come a long way since the concept of diesels being best suited to tractors and wagons that measured their zero to 60 ...