Subaru Vortex Reviews
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Subaru Reviews and News
We’re being too hard on new sports cars
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By Stephen Ottley · 25 Sep 2021
There's been a recent trend that concerns me. When Subaru took covers off the long-awaited new WRX it was criticised for being underwhelming.
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The car-based utes U-turned from Australia
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By Byron Mathioudakis · 24 Sep 2021
With the chances of ever seeing the Santa Cruz and Maverick – or the conceptually similar Honda Ridgeline also from America for that matter – in Australia remote at best, it’s time we take a look back at the rollcall of other car-based, unibody utes and pick-ups that were dropped before they ever even had a chance to carve out a life in the lucky country. Could they have been legends alongside th
How the Subaru BRZ stacks up against rivals
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By Stephen Ottley · 23 Sep 2021
Subaru will be looking to steal the spotlight from Toyota with the arrival of the new-generation BRZ later this year.
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Australia's most affordable sports cars
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By Stephen Corby · 22 Sep 2021
Defining what constitutes a ‘sports car’ is a reliably easy way of starting an argument. Some, slightly simplistic folk will insist that it means anything with wheels that’s painted red. Others that having a roof that’s convertible makes the grade. But the simplest definition is that it’s any car that values performance and the thrill of driving over whether or not you have ample space to fit your
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Is going hybrid really worth it?
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By Neil Dowling · 18 Sep 2021
Hybrid cars will save you a bundle of cash in running costs, make you an infrequent visitor to the service station and elevate you to the new age where mobility doesn’t necessarily have to impact on the environment.
Is Subaru losing its mojo?
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By David Morley · 18 Sep 2021
In a sea of me-too SUVs and a globalisation that has led to a homogenisation of the cars we drive, brands like Subaru are a breath of fresh air.
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Can Subaru's new WRX keep up?
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By Tung Nguyen · 13 Sep 2021
Subaru has finally lifted the cover on its all-new 2022 WRX, but reception to the fifth iteration of small car to wear the hallowed badge is ... tepid, according to much online rhetoric.'Not enough of a power bump', 'the styling is too plasticky', 'touchscr
Has the new 2022 Subaru WRX done enough?
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By Andrew Chesterton · 11 Sep 2021
The 2022 Subaru WRX has at last been revealed, with the Japanese brand's new performance hero packing a turbocharged 2.4-litre engine that pumps out 202kW and 350Nm.Those aren't huge increases over the current-gen vehicle, which makes 197kW and 350Nm from
Subaru Outback now Australia’s safest new car
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By Justin Hilliard · 08 Sep 2021
The title of Australia’s safest new vehicle has changed hands, with the sixth-generation Subaru Outback resetting the benchmarks in three of ANCAP’s four testing categories while on the way to earning its maximum five-star rating, which applies range-wide from MY21
Hardcore Subaru BRZ STI on the cards
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By Andrew Chesterton · 08 Sep 2021
A hardcore Subaru BRZ STI is on Australia's wish list, with the brand in "constant discussion" with Subaru's Japanese HQ on future variant possibilities.Toyota launched a limited-run GRMN version of the outgoing 86, with its Gazoo Racing engineers reducin