Subaru

Subaru is a Japanese automobile manufacturer known for its all-wheel-drive vehicles and boxer engine design. Founded in 1953, Subaru is the vehicle manufacturing division of the Subaru Corporation, which was originally part of the aerospace company Nakajima Aircraft Company. The brand is notable for its use of symmetrical all-wheel drive across most of its lineup, enhancing vehicle stability and traction. Subaru vehicles are often associated with outdoor and adventure activities, appealing to consumers seeking rugged and reliable cars for varied terrains. The name "Subaru" is derived from the Japanese word for the Pleiades star cluster, which is represented in the company's logo as six stars. Subaru has a loyal customer base, often referred to as "Subaru enthusiasts," and emphasizes safety, performance, and practicality in its vehicle design.