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The automotive market is still experiencing a low inventory of new vehicles due to a semiconductor shortage and other factors brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. 

A new set of Consumer Reports rankings released this February places Subaru at #1 on their Auto Brand Report Card. This year’s report looked at 32 different auto brands, with scores based on safety, satisfaction, reliability, and road tests across model lineups for each brand.  
 

The Subaru WRX was first introduced as a trim level for the Impreza in 1992.  WRX stands for “World Rally eXperimental,” and this original incarnation featured rally technology such as all-wheel drive, a stiffened suspension, and a turbocharged engine.  

Subaru is widely known for making vehicles that can stand up to winter weather and excel on difficult terrain. While many Subaru models share some core safety and performance features, each of Subaru’s eight current models carry unique qualities that will attract different types of drivers.  

 

In the automotive world, Subaru has gathered a wide and very dedicated customer base by designing safe and capable vehicles with long lifespans.  In 2021, Subaru was awarded the title of “Best Brand Loyalty in the Automotive Industry” for the third year in a row by J.D. Power.  

Whether for winter maintenance or any other time of year, it’s important to schedule routine maintenance to make sure you get the best out of your vehicle.