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One of the largest automotive shows in the world, the New York International Auto Show happens every year in New York City. For decades, it's been the home of the World Car of the Year awards and a fulcrum for automotive unveils in North America.
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New cars bought in the last few years have twice as many quality problems as they had in 2010. Some well-known brands are averaging more than five issues per car – and the stats show things will probably get a lot worse before they get better.
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Goose Gear has long been offering interior camper equipment for popular off-roaders like the Toyota 4Runner. This year, it's slimmed its in-vehicle camping hardware into a weekend-warrior friendly DIY kit that makes micro-campers out of popular CUVs.
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Subaru pulled the covers off an all-new Forester sport utility at the pre-show to the LA Auto Show. The new Forester features new exterior and interior designs and improved chassis components. It'll be in dealerships in North America in spring 2024.
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The Chicago Auto Show is the oldest and largest of the North American automotive shows. Held annually, the show features a host of ride-and-drives where consumers can get into the vehicles to try them out without dealership pressure.
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The Subaru BRZ has been redesigned as a 2nd generation of the entry-level sports car. Its engine is now Subaru’s 2.4-liter, and the interior gets a little more upscale ... but the car’s basic "starter race car kit" motif remains intact.
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Subaru has finally begun producing the 5th generation of the WRX sport sedan. One of the most popular cars in Subaru’s lineup, the WRX divides opinion every time it sees changes ... and love it or hate it, this new-gen WRX is no different.
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One by one, every automaker is adapting to the new EV reality. Subaru becomes the latest as it debuts the Solterra. A Subaru through and through, the SUV uses an electric version of Symmetrical AWD for over 200 miles of all-terrain/weather driving.
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Subaru has unveiled the fifth generation of the rally-born WRX. With the new redesign comes more power, a performance-oriented transmission, and more technology. And for those wondering, no, they have not nixed the manual transmission.
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Subaru has announced that its new electric sport utility will be called the Solterra. Deriving its name from the Latin words for "sun" and "earth," the EV is part of a collaboration with Toyota on electrified vehicles.
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Subaru has unveiled the 2022 Outback Wilderness model. This upgrade for the Outback takes some cues from the popular Outback Onyx Edition and the larger Ascent, while adding a few unique items to give it more off-pavement capability.
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Part Pontiac Aztek camper package, part pickup truck tent, the new Post Up tent lets wagon and SUV drivers pull off the road, pitch up and get a comfortable night of sleep before getting back behind the wheel and continuing onward in the morning.
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