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In Cars.com’s most popular article of the past week, we run down the roster of the things we like about the reinvented 2021 Toyota Venza.
For 2021, the Outback’s base, Premium and Onyx Edition XT models gain standard adaptive headlights that swivel in the direction of turns, making that feature standard across the board.
A just-released study by AAA indicates that partial self-driving technologies found in mass-market vehicles today could be less effective in real-world scenarios than on a closed test track.
A welcome software update has arrived to Subaru Starlink that allows CarPlay to use the touchscreen nearly in full.
The 2020 Outback remains just barely still on the wagon end of things, though it competes with a lot of mid-size SUVs.
Subaru’s outdoorsiest vehicles make a fashion statement out of lower-body cladding, and the latest example comes in the 2020 Outback’s Onyx Edition.
Approximately 188,200 model-year 2019 Subaru Ascent SUVs, Impreza and Legacy sedans, and Outback wagons are being recalled for their low-pressure fuel pumps.
You can find Cars.com’s top five reviews and videos of the past week right here.
What we like and dislike about the 2020 Ford Escape Hybrid, revived after an eight-year absence, tops our weekly list of the 10 most read news stories of the week.
Three of the top five reviews are SUVs, and a fourth — the 2020 Subaru Outback — is almost indistinguishable from such ilk. See the list and our top videos of the week right here.