Thursday, September 27, 2012

2013 Subaru Models Available in Dynamic Online Brochure

Subaru has just released their dynamic online brochures for the 2013 Subaru models. The brochures are an amazing feature offered by Subaru; you can click through the brochure pages, print pages, share them online, play live video of each vehicle, and each page has "hot spots" you can click for more information and features.

Available in online brochures are the 2013 Impreza, 2013 XV Crosstrek, 2013 Subaru WRX/STI, 2013 Legacy, 2013 BRZ, 2013 Outback and the 2013 Forester. To select your online interactive brochure, view the group here.

Happy driving Subaru fans! Can't decide on a model? You can check out our full selection of new Subarus here!


Information via Subaru, image via Subaru interactive brochure screen shot

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

The Development of the 2013 Subaru BRZ

Subaru released a couple of videos that show the development of the 2013 Subaru BRZ. Motor Authority posted these two, and what they have to say about the car sums it up perfectly.

"Unlike many of today's “fast” cars, the Subaru BRZ didn’t start life as a grocery-getter, later enhanced by a stiffer suspension and more powerful engine. Instead, the BRZ was designed from the ground up as a driver’s car, built to an affordable price point. By our measure, that’s enough to make the car exceptional."

When you're done watching, browse our online inventory of the 2013 Subaru BRZ.





Videos via Motor Authority

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Guess Which Twin City Subaru Salesperson...

Which Twin City Subaru Salesperson Can Ride a Unicycle and Play the Banjo?


Doug Smith, also known as "Smitty", "Smitto", "Smiegel", "Mr. Magoo" and "Pal" has been a Vermont resident for the last six years. A University of Santa Clara graduate, Doug loves to watch horse racing and is happy to enjoy a good meal at the Three Penny Taproom. Doug says he would travel anywhere in the world that has good sushi (his favorite dinner meal), although he's already been to most places. His favorite part about selling cars is selling himself, and if he were a car he would be the Subaru Outback - "Because I'm versatile." Come on down to Twin City Subaru to meet this banjo-playing, unicycle-riding Guru today!

Thursday, September 6, 2012

2013 Subaru XV Crosstrek - First Impressions

A tester's first impressions and honest review of the 2013 Subaru XV Crosstrek


Miranda Lightstone wrote a great an informational piece on her first impressions of the Subaru XV Crosstrek. It’s always nice to have an outsider’s perspective on a car, even if we’re the ones selling it!

Before we begin, if you’re interested after reading click any of the following links to: reserve an XV Crosstrek, see the XV’s features and specs, view its fabulous colors or get an overview of the Crosstrek. You can always call us at (802) 922-9771 to ask any questions whatsoever – we’re as excited about the XV as you are; we’re more than happy to help :). Now onto the important stuff!

We've all seen how it looks, either in pictures or in person, so I won’t go into too many details from this section, but Miranda put down good marks for its design.

“The XV Crosstrek is a woodsman in urbanite attire,” she wrote. “Sleeker than the Outback and beefier than an Impreza, the XV Crosstrek strikes a pleasant balance between off-roader and city dweller. It’s fancy without being impractical, and functional without being brutish.”

As for the interior, the XV Crosstrek resembles its Subaru siblings.

As far as core technology, Miranda was pleased to see Subaru go back to the 2.0L engine configuration, but was slightly less excited about the manual transmission; it’s only available in 5-speed whereas the 2013 Legacy and the 2013 Outback are both equipped with 6-speed.

The XV proved itself capable on rough terrain; she took it through rugged terrain and torrential downpour, as well as over rocks, branches and elevation with absolutely no disappointment.

Most importantly - The XV is killing it in the price department; its main competitors (Nissan Juke, MINI Countryman and Mitsubishi RVR) are all priced way above the XV’s starting MSRP of $22,790.

When the XV deliveries start happening in October, we'll have way more reviews and "first drives" to share, but hopefully this one was informational enough as you've started your browsing in the XV department. What does everything think of the XV Crosstrek so far? Anyone placed an order?


Review by Miranda Lightstone of Auto 123