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Subaru Reveals 2014 Forester with Innovative Wing Seat
Subaru has just revealed a world's-first driver assist system to provide easy access to persons with physical limitations. Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd., the maker of Subaru automobiles in Japan revealed a 2014 Forester with the first-ever innovative "Wing Seat" for drivers with physical disabilities...
Subaru of America Attempts to Set a new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® Record
Subaru of America, in partnership with the Village of Itasca, IL will attempt to top their GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® record for the "Largest Parade of Subaru Cars" on July 13, 2013. Now through July 8, interested participants can register their Subaru in the parade by visiting www.subaruparade.com
Subaru is the current GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS record holder for "Largest Parade of Subaru Cars." In July 2009 Subaru set the record with 339 vehicles parading…
Launch Control - Episode 5: David vs. Goliath
2014 SUBARU FORESTER ACES TOUGH NEW CRASH TEST; EARNS NEW IIHS 2013 TOP SAFETY PICK+ RATING
2014 SUBARU FORESTER EARNS NEW IIHS 2013 TOP SAFETY PICK+ RATING
All-new The 2014 Subaru Forester is the first vehicle to ace every aspect of the challenging small overlap front crash test conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The Subaru Forester is also the only small SUVs to earn an overall rating of good in the test.
Subaru Launch Control
Action packed new web-series with an all-access pass behind the scenes of the Subaru Factory Rally and RallyCross Teams
Cherry Hill, N.J., -
Subaru of America Inc. has released the first episode of "Launch
Control", a bi-weekly web video series that chronicles Subaru Rally Team
USA and the Subaru PUMA RallyCross Team as they prepare for and compete
in a fast-paced 2013 race season spanning the globe. With a mix of
in-car video, car prep…
The Boys & Girls Club of Webster - Dudley 2013 Annual Back-A-Kid Campaign
Boys & Girls Club of Webster-Dudley
The Positive Place for Kids
Boys & Girls Club of Webster-Dudley, 55 Oxford Ave, Dudley, Massachusetts 01571
News Release
For Information Contact:For Release: 
Tony PotiUpon Release
Executive Director
Boys & Girls Club of Webster - Dudley
55 Oxford Ave.
Dudley, MA. 01571
508 - 943 - 0037
Scott Barry, General Manager of Long Subaru and Amanda Magee, Chief Financial Officer of Fabrico both presented a very generous donation to Tony Poti...
SUBARU CONFIRMS AWD TURBO CONVERTIBLE TWO-SEATER DIESEL HYBRID BRZ
SUBARU SURRENDERS AND CONFIRMS AWD TURBO CONVERTIBLE TWO-SEATER DIESEL HYBRID BRZ
- Maker Gives in And Admits Everything
April 1, 2013, Cherry Hill N.J., - Bowing to continued media and internet speculation, Subaru of America has confirmed that it will launch an AWD Twin-Turbo Convertible two-seater Diesel Hybrid BRZ for sale in 2015. The new model essentially takes all of the media and internet rumors surrounding the highly successful BRZ sports car and delivers them in…
THE ALL-NEW SUBARU WRX CONCEPT DEBUTS
THE ALL-NEW SUBARU WRX CONCEPT DEBUTS AT THE 2013 NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW
New York - Subaru of America, Inc. today unveiled the SUBARU WRX CONCEPT at the 2013 New York International Auto Show at the Jacob K. Javits Center. The design concept hints at the design language of the next generation WRX.
The bold and muscular design emphasizes turbocharged power and AWD grip in a more agile and athletic form. The SUBARU WRX CONCEPT…
The bold and muscular design emphasizes turbocharged power and AWD grip in a more agile and athletic form. The SUBARU WRX CONCEPT…
Wednesday’s Woman in History - Helen B. Taussig
Wednesday's Woman in History Helen B. Taussig was born in
Cambridge, MA (1898). Struggling with severe 
dyslexia and hearing loss in her
early years did not keep her from pursuing a medical degree. While 'special
student' status afforded to female students allowed her to attend some courses
at Harvard and Boston University, she chose to pursue a complete medical degree
at Johns Hopkins University.
After receiving her M.D. in 1927...
