Subaru Workshop, Owner's Service Repair Manuals

Subaru is by no means a large player in the automobile industry, and it would be difficult for us to develop everything we need on our own. Our business model aims to differentiate Subaru from our competitors by selecting and concentrating on areas where we can enhance our strengths and distinctive features, and focusing our limited resources on such fields in pursuit of the added value that our customers seek. In other areas, we respond appropriately and efficiently by collaborating with Toyota Motor Corporation and a range of other business partners.

SUBARU, which can trace some of its roots to Aircraft Research Laboratory, has continuously nurtured highly creative technologies and increased corporate value  by enhancing the SUBARU brand to respond to major changes in the times. forester subaru,subaru forester,subaru crosstrek,subaru wrx,subaru outback,outback subaru,subaru dealership,dealership subaru,subaru dealer,subaru dealers,subaru dealer near me,impreza.

Specifically, based on our mid-term management vision for 2025, “STEP,” we are placing both our automotive and aerospace businesses on a strong footing for steady, sustainable growth by further accelerating our efforts to address three key themes: corporate culture reforms, quality enhancement, and the “Subaru-zukuri” (make-a-Subaru) initiative.

Our history as an automaker began with the launch of the SUBARU 360 in 1958. Since then we have worked continually to add new value to automobiles by developing new categories based on our core technologies, such as the horizontally opposed engine and Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive (AWD), and by creating new technological value, including EyeSight, the world’s first1 driver assist system. SUBARU will continue to take on new challenges, including the development of electric vehicles and other environment-friendly technologies, while providing users with “Enjoyment and Peace of Mind” by enhancing vehicle performance through the Subaru Global Platform.

SUBARU pursues automobile safety performance from every perspective. We aim to eliminate fatal accidents involving SUBARU vehicles by 2030 by combining our existing four safety criteria of primary safety, active safety, preventive safety, and passive safety with the new concept of connected safety.

SUBARU has received the highest rating in the NCAP1 conducted by the authorities in Japan, the U.S., Australia, and other countries, as well as in the safety performance assessment conducted by the IIHS2 in the U.S.3. In the IIHS safety performance assessment, four models received the 2020 Top Safety Pick Plus (TSP+) rating and five models received the 2020 Top Safety Pick (TSP) rating.4

The combination of the low center of gravity provided by the horizontally-opposed engine and superior longitudinal-transverse weight balance achieved by placing the transmission near the center of the vehicle maximizes all-wheel drive capability and delivers superb driving performance in various conditions. SUBARU has been committed to Symmetrical AWD as a core technology that drivers can depend on in every situation from day-to-day town use to high-speed highway driving.

SUBARU is sequentially introducing the Subaru Global Platform, starting with the Impreza launched in October 2016. The vehicle platform substantially increases body and chassis rigidity and further lowers vehicle center of gravity, raising the level of active safety and passive safety and delivering responsive handling performance and a comfortable ride with reduced unpleasant vibration and noise.

By using two cameras positioned on the left and right like human eyes, the EyeSight driver assist system is able to detect vehicles and pedestrians ahead of the vehicle in three dimensions and to accurately determine the distance, shape, and velocity of each object. This preventive safety technology helps avoid accidents, minimizes damage, and reduces the burden on the driver. The next-generation EyeSight system installed in the 2020 SUBARU Levorg features redesigned stereo cameras that allow for expanded visibility, as well as 360-degree sensor capabilities from the four radar units located at the front and rear of the vehicle. This system contributes to safe driving in an even wider range of situations, including intersections. In addition, “EyeSight X” advanced driver assist system adopted in the new Levorg in Japan combines information from sources such as the GPS and QZSS “Michibiki” satellite systems with high-precision 3D map data, which extends driving support functions including lane change assist, slowing the vehicle before going into a curb, and hands-off driving assist in traffic congestion.

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From a Company Making Things, to a Company Making People Smile
More than just a company that makes cars, aircraft, and related technologies, Subaru aims to be a company that makes our customers smile. In every era, our goal is to be a trusted partner for our customers and engage sincerely with them through attractive and distinctive products and services that deliver Enjoyment and Peace of Mind.

In this once-in-a-century period of profound transformation, the automobile industry is required to respond to the new domains of CASE (connected, autonomous, shared & services, and electric) not conventionally associated with car-making. At the same time, the global pandemic of COVID-19 is changing the way we live through its impact on every aspect of our daily lives.

Guided by our corporate philosophy of aiming to be a compelling company with a strong market presence built upon the customer-first principle, we will continue our day-to-day efforts to contribute to meeting diversifying societal needs, fulfill our corporate social responsibilities, and make Subaru a company that is trusted by and resonates with our customers around the world.