Subaru News
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BMW X2 test bench | Taken 2
Too bland, perhaps? Not sufficiently defined, perhaps? This is why the X2, the first of its name, had such mixed success. The second version intends to correct this. It will certainly appeal to customers willing to drive a vehicle that…
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Test bench – Ford Ranger | A long walk to the summits
(Salt Lake City, Utah) Apparently, the mid-size pickup truck market is booming. The big names in the category (Tacoma, Colorado and Canyon) have all had a facelift in recent months. Now it's Ford's turn. The American brand is counting on…
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Quick test | Subaru Outback: family adventures
For many young couples, starting a family is invariably accompanied by questions about the selection of a vehicle. Rightly or wrongly, the compact SUV often appears to be the default choice. A hegemony that Subaru has sought to challenge for…
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Hyundai Santa Fe test bench | The appearance, but still?
(Halfmoon Bay, British Columbia) Hyundai's portfolio currently includes five utility vehicles. Of this number, there is one too many: the Santa Fe. Born 25 years ago, this utility vehicle has gradually lost its bearings and its customers due to an…
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Subaru to source batteries from Panasonic
(Tokyo) The Japanese automobile manufacturer Subaru and Panasonic, also a Japanese company, announced on Tuesday an agreement which will allow the former to obtain supplies from the latter of cylindrical batteries for electric vehicles. The two groups did not immediately…
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Volkswagen Jetta test bench | Inexpensive pragmatism
Entry-level model at Volkswagen, the Jetta is struggling, in the absence of the Golf, to attract new customers. The latter prefer the Taos, more modern, more versatile and more expensive. Never mind that the Jetta is the opposite of modern…
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Best brands | BMW still at the top, according to Consumer Reports
Which brand makes the best vehicles? This question, as vague as it may be, is imbued with subjectivity, as the criteria are numerous and vary in importance. This year again, the American magazine Consumer Reports attempted to draw up a…
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New version and slight price increase of the 2024 Subaru BRZ
Introduced in 2012, the Subaru BRZ brought an additional touch of sportiness to the Japanese manufacturer. The vehicle, which bears the name 86 on the Toyota side, contrasts with Subaru’s usual offering. On the one hand, it is a 2…
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Test drive | Honda Pilot: ode to normality
The seventh generation Honda Pilot is nothing revolutionary, on paper at least. Still supported by a traction platform, it once again draws its energy from a 3.5L V6 without electrical support to move its imposing frame housing three rows of…
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Test drive | Mazda CX-90: a singular ambition
Mazda has spent most of its existence doing things differently. This is how, with more limited means than its rivals, the small Hiroshima manufacturer has created classic sports cars with rotary engines (RX-7, RX-8), ultralight and endearing roadsters (Miata and…
