Schaller Subaru

Here in Connecticut, a lot of people stop into Schaller Subaru looking for a sturdy all-wheel-drive car that will get them through some of the tougher New England winters. In fact, we know many drivers who won't drive anything other than a Subaru because of its famous all-wheel-drive system. So it came as a bit of a surprise when Subaru announced that the all-new 2013 BRZ would come standard with rear-wheel-drive.

So what's the deal? Well...

February 8, 2012- Chicago, IL--Subaru of America, Inc. was awarded the 2012 MotorWeek Drivers' Choice Award for Best Compact Car at the 2012 Chicago Auto Show.


The award comes on the heels of strong sales results from Subaru. The brand set a sales record in 2011 and has started 2012 with sales up 21% over the previous year.

"It is an honor to receive the award for best compact car from MotorWeek," Thomas J. Doll…

What's more fun than driving a Subaru? How about driving one that integrates all of your entertainment and web content with your driving experience right through the radio? Yeah, we thought that'd get your attention. Subaru has recently partnered with Aha, an interactive platform that makes mobile connectivity easily accessible and safe for drivers, and will begin to include Aha features through the in-car stereo system in future models.

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If you drive a Subaru, you know how safe you are behind the wheel. With standard all-wheel drive and electronic stability control, every 2012 Subaru has been designed to not only prevent accidents, but keep occupants safe in case of the worst. But don't just take our word for it! The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has recently named their Top Safety Picks for 2012, and Schaller Subaru is proud to announce that...

Schaller Subaru has some exciting news for Hartford area drivers - that's right, the all-new 2012 Subaru Forester is now available. All of the 2012 Subaru models boast some pretty impressive styling and technology upgrades this year, and the new Forester is certainly no exception. The really good news is that Subaru has launched their all-new interactive brochure, so you can get a really good feel for all of the upgrades before you even walk...

The large consumer base in China makes it an interesting market for major auto makers, and many are finding a way to take a larger piece of the automotive pie there. Of course, there are Chinese automakers, though they don't hold the universal market share the way American, Japanese and European automakers do. But, for brands like Subaru, it's becoming apparent that partnering with well-established Chinese companies could make for some interesting developments...

Over the last couple of months, we've shared some details with you about the Subaru BRZ concept that the Japanese automaker has teased us with. Well, the production model was finally revealed at the Tokyo Auto Show, and we're pretty excited to share some more details about this rear-wheel drive sports car.

Shortly before the show, Subaru shared in a press release that the 166.9-inch long vehicle will be...

Subaru is taking another stab at high performance models like Subaru Impreza. With the introduction of their BRZ concept, this Japanese auto maker could take home top sales, as well as some checkered flags.

The company wants to enter their concept BRZ sports coupe into Japan's Super GT series.

The production version of Subaru BRZ is set for November's Tokyo Motor Show, with a possible Middletown, CT reveal in the coming years thanks

Sure, there are plenty of Subaru models available to test drive at Schaller Subaru (which is located in  Middletown, CT, if you were wondering), but some might be awaiting high performance vehicles coming out in 2012. Those cars were showcased at this year's 2011 SEMA show in Las Vegas.

Some of the enhanced models on display include: Mark Higgins' Isle of Man production WRX STI (which set an average speed of 115.356 mph

Subaru cars, like the all new Subaru Outback are well known for performing well under bad weather conditions like snow and rain. Now the Japanese is taking action to help protect the environment from excessive rains like we have been experienced recently in New England and other parts of United States.

Teaming up with Camden County Soil Conservation District and Rutgers University, Subaru has decided to install rain gardens at two facilities: in Pennsauken and