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The big change for the 2022 Subaru Outback wagon is a new, more off-road-oriented Wilderness model.
In response to climate concerns — and to pushing from government regulators — automakers are rushing headlong to promise more, and more varied, electric vehicles in the next few years.
In the third major recall of its kind in the first half of August, more than 45,000 Audi and VW cars and SUVs are being recalled for a malfunctioning seat belt retractor.
Subaru is issuing a recall for more than 165,000 vehicles from its 2018-20 model-year lineup, as well as the 2018-19 Toyota 86, over a faulty fuel pump.
More than 85,500 model-year 2019-20 Volvos are being recalled for a low-pressure fuel pump that can blow a fuse.
BMW is recalling some 4,500 3 Series cars that had previously been recalled due to airbag inflators that were inspected but not replaced.
The recently announced 2022 Subaru Outback Wilderness, a more off-road-oriented version of Subaru’s popular Outback wagon-SUV tweener, will not be the most expensive 2022 Outback you can buy, though it’s close.
Two enormous recalls are out today for Subaru owners, and if you have a 2019 Crosstrek, your car is affected by both of them.
A small population of Audi sedans, wagons and coupes is the subject of an airbag recall issued from Audi.
Subaru’s popular Crosstrek and Crosstrek Hybrid small SUVs got some updates for the 2021 model year that yielded a mild price increase.