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Seven models have earned 2015 safety awards from IIHS.
Subaru, today announced that the Insurance IIHS has awarded the highest standard of safety, 2015 TOP SAFETY PICK+ (TSP+) along with the highest possible rating of “Superior” for front crash prevention to the 2016 Subaru WRX , equipped with Subaru’s EyeSight^* driver assist technology. By adopting the EyeSight for 2016 model, WRX earned 6 of 6 points for front crash prevention. Including 2016 Subaru WRX, Subaru has seven models that have earned 2015 safety awards from IIHS ? six with TOP SAFETY PICK+ and one with TOP SAFETY PICK.

Based off of the WRX STI, Subaru is producing 400 units of a limited-edition model they’re calling the S207, which is so good the company is claiming it the “world’s most enjoyable vehicle.” It looks as much!

This special edition, top of the line WRX STI comes with a very long list of toys and tune-age, with a maximum power output of around 320 to 330 hp (updated), fully adjustable suspension, torque-vectoring, Brembo brakes, custom 19 inch rims and tires, and a large front spoiler.


 

When it comes to purchasing your next “New” vehicle you should lease it as opposed to conventional financing. Let me share some reasons why…

The 2015 Subaru Forester has been completely overhauled for 2015, despite the 2014 redesign. Subaru took the best features from the last update and packaged them up with a ton of other upgrades.  Nevertheless, this 2015 sees some major improvements and has been collecting awards faster than Michael Phelps in the pool at the Beijing Olympics. The base model includes a 2.5L, 170 horsepower Subaru Boxer engine which sits lower in the chassis for weight distribution and better handling. The upgrade engine is a 2.0L turbocharged beast-of-an engine that shreds the streets with

The star of the show for Subaru is the Viziv Future Concept—“Viziv” is said to be derived from “Vision for Innovation,” and “Future Concept” is pretty self-explanatory. Draped in some of the most stylish, well-proportioned sheetmetal we’ve seen from Subaru, the Viziv is a two-door, but its design is said to preview the next-generation Outback.

Subaru’s second world premiere at Tokyo will be the Impreza 5-door Concept, of which the company has released two sketches. No powertrain details are forthcoming, but we’ll learn more once the concept makes its in-the-flesh debut later this month.  Incorporating Subaru’s new design language, the Impreza hatchback employs C-shaped headlamps, a sloping greenhouse, and interconnected front and rear fender flares.