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Subaru

The Subaru page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It serves as an entry point to explore detailed pages, compare generations, and discover photos shared by the community.

48Tracked models
93Versions
1958 - 2026Covered years

Models from A to Z

1

1000

1 variants
3

360

2 variants
A

Alcyone

2 variants
A

Ascent

1 variants
B

Baja

1 variants
B

BRAT 284 Brumby

1 variants
Subaru BRZ

BRZ

1 variants
C

Chiffon

1 variants
C

Crosstrek

1 variants
D

Dex

1 variants
D

Dias

1 variants
D

Domingo

1 variants
E

Evoltis

1 variants
E

Exiga

2 variants
F

FF-1

1 variants
F

Forester

1 variants
Subaru Impreza

Impreza

9 variants
I

Impreza Outback

1 variants
Subaru Impreza WRX STi

Impreza WRX STi

4 variants
Subaru Impreza WRX STi sedan

Impreza WRX STi sedan

1 variants
I

Impreza XV

1 variants
J

Justy

3 variants
L

Legacy

5 variants
L

Leone

9 variants
L

Levorg

1 variants
L

Libero

1 variants
L

Liberty

3 variants
L

Lucra

1 variants
M

M80

1 variants
M

Mini Jumbo

1 variants
O

Outback

3 variants
P

Pleo

5 variants
R

R1

1 variants
R

R2

1 variants
R

Rex

3 variants
S

Sambar

2 variants
S

Solterra

1 variants
S

Stella

1 variants
S

Sumo

1 variants
S

SVX

1 variants
T

Traviq

1 variants
T

Trezia

1 variants
T

Tribeca

2 variants
U

Uncharted

1 variants
V

Vivio

3 variants
Subaru WRX

WRX

4 variants
X

XT

1 variants
X

XV

1 variants

Subaru overview

Subaru introduction

The Subaru page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It serves as an entry point to explore detailed pages, compare generations, and discover photos shared by the community.

Brand history

Subaru, established in 1953 as Fuji Heavy Industries, traces its origins to the Nakajima Aircraft Company, active since 1917. The name "Subaru" is derived from the Japanese word meaning "unite" and refers to the Pleiades star cluster. In 1958, Subaru launched its first production car, the Subaru 360, a compact model that achieved significant success in Japan. In the 1960s, Subaru introduced major innovations, including the horizontally opposed (boxer) engine in 1966 and all-wheel drive in 1972, enhancing its reputation for safety and performance. The 1980s saw the arrival of iconic models such as the Subaru Leone and the Subaru Justy, expanding the brand's lineup. In the 1990s, Subaru strengthened its international presence with models like the Impreza and the Forester, while actively participating in the World Rally Championship (WRC). In the 21st century, Subaru continued to innovate with advanced safety technologies like the EyeSight system and expanded its range with models such as the XV and the Solterra, an all-electric SUV. (subaru.co.jp)

Positioning

Subaru positions itself as an automobile manufacturer focused on safety, performance, and innovation. With technologies such as the horizontally opposed engine and all-wheel drive, the brand offers vehicles suited to a variety of driving conditions. Its commitment to safety is demonstrated by advanced systems like EyeSight. Subaru appeals to drivers seeking reliable, high-performance, and safe vehicles, while providing an enjoyable driving experience. (subaru.co.jp)

Photo recognition

To identify a Subaru vehicle, look for the logo representing the six stars of the Pleiades. Subaru models are often equipped with horizontally opposed engines and all-wheel drive systems. Subaru vehicles are also known for their advanced safety features, such as the EyeSight system.

Important models

Notable Subaru models include the Impreza, Legacy, Leone, Impreza WRX STi, Pleo, WRX, Justy, Outback, Vivio, Alcyone, Tribeca, and Ascent. These models have marked the brand's history with their performance, reliability, and contribution to Subaru's image.

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