Subaru is a respected automaker known for its reliable and durable engines. Owners of Subaru vehicles often head to wilderness destinations, off-roading to unexplored environments outside of Westmont when they want to get away from the hustle and bustle of modern life.
If you’re wondering about the origins of new Subaru vehicles, you’ve come to the right place! This guide from the staff at Sendell Subaru will answer questions about this vaunted manufacturer, including:
Keep reading to find out more!
So, who makes Subaru? Subaru vehicles are made by the Japanese conglomerate Subaru Corporation, which was founded as Fuji Heavy Industries in 1946. The first Subaru vehicles were called the Subaru 1500, and the first one rolled off the assembly line in Ota, Japan, in 1954.
Subarus are made in six factories around the world, four of which are in Japan:
Where are Subarus made around the world? About 75% of them are made in Japan and exported, and one of them can end up in your Ligonier garage!
Subaru engines are made in the Oizumi factory in Japan, where the automaker builds the boxer engines and transmissions for its vehicles.
Who makes Subaru engines in America? The plant in Indiana does, except for the transmission that’s assembled in Japan.
Subaru Outback models are made in Japan and Lafayette, Indiana. Subaru SUVs are very popular in America, which is why the automaker has a factory in the Midwest.
Subaru Foresters are made in Yajima, Gunma Prefecture, Japan, about 60 miles north of Tokyo. They are all exported to America as one of the most popular SUVs in Subaru’s lineup today!
Which of these Subaru vehicles fits your fancy? Contact us or call 724-837-1600 to schedule a test drive with our team. We’d love to see you drive home with one of these vehicles to put in your Murrysville garage!