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Subaru was born in 1953 from companies descended from the aircraft maker Nakajima. The Japanese name means the Pleiades, hence the stars on the badge. The brand is known for its flat engine and all-wheel drive. It won three rally manufacturers' titles from 1995 to 1997.
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Subaru
1958–1971 · Inline-2
"Cheap and Ugly" was the slogan when Malcolm Bricklin imported the Subaru 360 to the United States, where it sold 10,000. Subaru's first mass-produced car was a kei car named after its tax-limited 356 cc engine, and production reached 392,000 in 12 years.
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Subaru
1989–2025
In Australia the Legacy became the Liberty, out of respect for Legacy Australia, a charity caring for veterans' families. Subaru's flagship stood out by offering all-wheel drive as standard with a boxer engine, and its raised Outback variant of 1996 did so well that it became a model of its own.
Photo: Bull-Doser (Public domain)
Subaru
1969–1972 · Inline-2
In the Studio Ghibli film Only Yesterday, Toshio drives an R-2: the little kei car has a film role. It replaced the Subaru 360 with more room but kept its air-cooled twin in the back, which inspired its name, and a sportier R-2 SS arrived in 1970.
Photo: TTTNIS (CC0)
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