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XV Crosstrek Run [VIDEO]

Two free skiers, Luke aka ‘Lupe’ Hagearty and Liam McKinley, will set out on a journey in their 2013 XV Crosstrek to hit some of America’s most famous ski resorts and events.

Subaru Digital Short – Funny Video [VIDEO]

If you’re looking for a laugh, check out this new short film sponsored by Subaru – featuring an XV Crosstrek.

You have to admit, Subaru certainly has a sense of humor!

Are Subarus the best cars money can buy?

Are Subarus the best cars money can buy? Well, we think so, many of our customers think so, and CNN Money seems to think so too.

By Alex Taylor III, senior editor-at-large, FORTUNE

FORTUNE — By the usual measurements, Subaru should be no more than an afterthought in the U.S. car market. It sells just seven car and crossover models and accounts for a slim 2.3% of U.S. auto sales. By itself, the Toyota Camry outsells the entire Subaru lineup. For years Subaru has been essentially a regional brand — strong in the Northeast and Northwest but unknown in the rest of the country. No overnight success, Subaru of America — the U.S. arm of Japan’s Fuji Heavy Industries — began selling cars in the U.S. 44 years ago and still ranks only 12th in size. Hyundai and Kia, which arrived two decades later, have developed broader product lines and sell several times more vehicles.

Yet Subaru has racked up more endorsements by independent arbiters of automotive quality and safety than just about any other manufacturer. Consumer Reports rates Subaru above Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and every other manufacturer in performance, comfort, utility, and reliability, and says the company makes the best cars in America. ALG (formerly Automotive Lease Guide), the industry’s arbiter of residual value and used-car prices, named Subaru the leader in retained value among mainstream brands. And after crash tests, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety made Subaru a “top safety pick” across its entire product line, a distinction no other manufacturer can claim…

Read the whole story here: http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2012/11/19/subaru-best-cars/

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Subaru XV Crosstrek on Surfing Day! [VIDEO]

Are you ready for the all-new Subaru XV Crosstrek!? Check out this new commercial by Subaru.

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The new Subaru XV Crosstrek – Learn more here! [VIDEO]

Are you ready for the all-new Subaru XV Crosstrek!? Learn more in this glowing 3rd party review here:

The 2013 Subaru XV Crosstrek – REVIEW

Many people may have heard of the new 2013 XV Crosstrek, but do you know much about it? Exactly who is it for? What does it do well? Surprisingly, the answers are – it’s for nearly everyone, and it does a lot quite well. This is a well rounded vehicle; not too big, not too small. All-wheel drive, but not strictly an adventurists’ vehicle. It’s a car that is equally at home scaling the side of a mountain pass as it is pulling into the grocery store parking lot with the kids. The Subaru XV Crosstrek is also a great value at just over $21,000 base, gets very good gas mileage, with all the classically capable Subaru traits that make a Subaru, a Subaru.

By Bengt Halvorson, The Car Connection
July 16, 2012

The 2013 Subaru XV Crosstrek may be best thought of as the automotive equivalent of a good cross-training shoe–not sharply honed for any one thing, but surprisingly fit and fortified for a wide range of conditions. As the epitome of a crossover, the Crosstrek looks brawnier yet not too carlike; it adds some rugged off-road ability but still handles like a hatchback or sport wagon on the road; and it offers some pretty impressive cargo space, versatility, and places to stow gear–for the trip out to the ski slopes, the campsite, or the beach.

Up close, or from afar, the 2013 Subaru XV Crosstrek is what it is, which is a hatchback, built up with more ground clearance, protective lower-body cladding, and all sorts of more outdoorsy and off-road-oriented cues–many of them functional, some of them, perhaps intentionally, resembling outdoor gear and wear. Yet at the same time, the Crosstrek’s differences yield a completely different stance and entirely different proportions it seems, with a certain level of the familiar Outback charm.

To read the whole article, and see detailed scores, see: http://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/subaru_xv-crosstrek_2013

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