Base Forester treated to leather, price drop
/A luxury ingredient has come the the fleet-favoured entry derivative.
Read MoreA luxury ingredient has come the the fleet-favoured entry derivative.
Read MoreOutback will still remain on sale here when sales in Japan cease, local distributor assures.
Read MoreWal Dumper and Simon Rutherford have each made big imprint on local car scene.
Read MoreSubaru plans on WRX ‘Tatsu’ derivative winning support from those with rally recall.
Read MoreUpdate allowing NZ market car to become a power source for off-grid adventures is being investigated.
Read MoreFuji’s winged wild child expected to spawn a crazy flagship of incoming electric fleet.
Read MoreRUCs, an emissions scheme review, rebates being history - just as well Subaru’s first battery car is built for the rough, because it’s now not a smooth road for electrics.
Read MoreFactory reducing Subaru NZ’s pre-Xmas allocation by 80 percent spoils launch pitch.
Read MoreNew exterior and Outback-like interior for brand’s mid-sized sports utility.
Read MoreClean Car might be in its final days when cheapest of two dual motor models cited for NZ arrives.
Read MoreThe burden of CO2 emissions penalties is weighing heavily - even its hybrid cannot catch a break. Might the solution be more than home-grown?
Read MoreThe previous generation special edition WRX was called Saigo - Japanese for ‘the last’. Now there’s another one.
Read MoreHatchback alternate to new Crosstrek (nee XV) confirmed for NZ
Read MoreNZ availability of Toyota’s first electric, the BZ4x, has been pushed back.
Read MoreDistributor reiterates Clean Car Standard hit is coming
Read MoreNew derivative’s release timing means launch pricing might well rise within weeks of availability.
Read MoreElectric sports utility already here in left-hook guise for media event; NZ-compatible evaluation car for public use following soon.
Read MoreLive out your Colin McRae or Woolf Barnato fantasies
Read MoreFirst examples of groundbreaking Subaru electric will be here this year for show and tell, though on-sale cannot start before 2023.
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