3 Millionth Subaru at SIA




(Photo: Emma Ea Ambrose)


The 3 millionth vehicle, a 2017 Subaru Outback in Lapis Blue Pearl, rolled off the Subaru of Indiana Automotive Inc. (SIA) production line last Thursday. The blue Outback represents nearly 27 years of Subaru's auto manufacturing in America since the facility’s start of production in September 1989 with the Legacy sedan.

"This is an exciting time for SIA," Tom Easterday, SIA executive vice president said. "With our rate of…
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SUBARU SWEEPS CROSSOVER SUV SEGMENT FOR 2016 AUTOPACIFIC IDEAL VEHICLE AWARDS




Subaru of America, Inc. announced today that Subaru Outback, Forester, and Crosstrek won their segments in the Crossover SUV categories for the 2016 AutoPacific Ideal Vehicle Awards.  These awards, based on customer responses, recognize vehicles that best meet the expectations of their owners.  Both Outback and Forester won their segments for the second year in a row. 
 
The automotive research and consulting firm AutoPacific, Inc. surveyed owners of new model 2015 and 2016 vehicles across…
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Subaru Loves To Care June 2016




We were thrilled to participate in the Subaru Loves To Care program last month. With your help, handwritten messages of hope were delivered yesterday to The Cancer Center at Harrington Hospital. Each card will be packaged with a warm, comforting blanket and added to Harrington’s hospitality cart. Thank you to Pam Zouranjian Connor, the Director for The Cancer Center at Harrington (r) and...

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Things to Do in Your Long Subaru - The Museum of World War II


The Museum of World War II is a research and educational institution devoted to preserving and exhibiting the reality of World War II and is located closer than you may think in Natick, MA.

We decided to take our Forester out for the day and this seemed just the place. A hands-on museum designed with the adult in mind is a bit unique and a definite ‘must-experience’...
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LONG SUBARU AND THE LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY CELEBRATE GESTURES OF HOPE

 
 

Sending Well Wishes and Warm Blankets to Cancer Patients in June

 

During Subaru Loves to Care month this June, LLS and Long Subaru together will provide blankets and messages of hope to patients undergoing cancer treatment at local hospitals and treatment centers. Visitors to Long Subaru will be given the chance to share personalized messages of hope to patients in their local communities, which will be delivered alongside blankets to provide comfort and warmth as…

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Chimani and Subaru Launch Free Mobile App Travel Guides For National Parks




Chimani, Inc., in partnership with Subaru of America, has announced the launch of 59 mobile app travel guides – one for each of the 59 iconic national parks – in celebration of the 2016 National Park Service Centennial.
 
The national park apps by Chimani not only serve as a powerful park navigation tool to help visitors explore some of the country’s most beautiful areas, but also eliminate wasteful paper guides that end up in waste landfills…
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50th Anniversary of Subaru “Boxer” Engine



50th Anniversary of Subaru “Boxer” Engine

Tokyo, May 10, 2016 – Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd., the manufacturer of Subaru automobiles, celebrates the 50th anniversary of its horizontally-opposed “Boxer” engine this year. *1

Subaru’s signature Boxer engine was introduced on the Subaru 1000 compact passenger car on May 14, 1966.
Since then, Subaru has pursued to maximize the advantages of its Boxer engines and continuously enhanced them to power its vehicles. Today, every vehicle sold by…

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Meow: A Cat-Inspired Exhibition





Meow: A Cat-Inspired Exhibition
Worcester Art Museum May 21st - September 4th


Explore the cat's iconic role as artistic muse throughout history and up to the modern day through a series of exhibitions and events. The series includes a self-guided "cat walk" , an interactive installation featuring live cats, a community art show, and art classes.

"The playful and mischievous natures of cats have inspired artists for ages," said Adam Rozan, the museum's director of…
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