Subaru might be gearing up to bring back a familiar nameplate, and for fans of quirky utility vehicles, this one’s worth ...

Many drivers remember classic Subaru trucks like the Baja and Brat. For years, I’ve been chasing rumors about the Subaru Brat ...

Remember the Subaru Brat? The iconic low-riding pickup from the late ’70s and ’80s? Even US President Ronald Reagan ...

Small trucks are on their way back ... But the more interesting of the two Mavericks — the base hybrid model — does not even offer AWD. A family of Subaru BRATs. Subaru Hyundai correctly read that ...

It was a funky Subaru Leone-based truck that Subaru ultimately pulled ... Introduced for 2003, the all-wheel-drive Subaru Baja was powered by the brand's 2.5-liter horizontally-opposed four ...

"Bi-Drive" meant a part-time all-wheel-drive system that was actuated with a switch inside the cabin. Based on Subaru's Leone station wagon, the BRAT was a compact Subaru pickup truck produced ...

But does that mean it's time for Subaru to think ... that's just how they said AWD in the old days. As you can probably tell just by the shape, Brats weren't powerful muscle trucks.

Subaru is one of the best-performing automakers ... and it had the same part-time all-wheel-drive system as the Leone wagon. The BRAT debuted in 1978 for less than $4,500 — around $22,000 ...

It's a high performance turbo sports car, yet also a highly convenient and practical SUV with the AWD, high clearance, rear seat declining, back bed extension, and rear rabbit hole features.

Looking for an affordable AWD vehicle? Dive into our detailed comparison of the 2025 Nissan Kicks and Subaru Impreza to see ...

those SUVs and trucks were meant for use in off-road and in snowy conditions and did not have full-time drivetrains suitable for dry pavement. Subaru and Audi developed full-time AWD systems in ...

Love this car. Super versatile. All-weather beast. Was my 2nd Subaru - have owned Subies for over 15 years because..... they are Subarus! They hold their value and performance better than anything ...