Subaru Coloring Book

Subaru Corporation is a Japanese automaker and automotive company.

information 

1. History and Origins: Subaru was founded in 1953 as a division of Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. Initially, the company mainly produced small vans and passenger cars.
2. The name "Subaru": The name "Subaru" comes from the Japanese word for star. Six stars can be seen in the brand's logo, which symbolizes the six major divisions of Fuji Heavy Industries.
3. AWD: Subaru is known for its distinctive all-wheel drive (AWD) system, which is used on virtually all of their models. This all-wheel drive is one of the brand's hallmarks.
4. Boxer Engine: Subaru pioneered the use of boxer (counter-rotating piston) engines in passenger cars. This type of engine offers a lower center of gravity and helps with vehicle stability.
5. Safety: Subaru is gaining recognition for its high safety standards. Many Subaru models are equipped with systems such as EyeSight, which offers advanced driver assistance features.
6. Outback model: The Subaru Outback model is a station wagon SUV that has gained popularity by combining the features of an off-road car with the comfort and practicality of a family car.
7. Brand Recognition: Many drivers associate the Subaru brand with vehicles designed for harsh driving conditions, such as mountains and rough roads.
8. Sports Models: Subaru also has a line of sports cars, such as the WRX STI model, which has gained popularity among rally and motorsports enthusiasts.
9. Involvement in Rallies: Subaru has a long history of involvement in rallying. Subaru models often compete in various rally championships, winning numerous victories.
10. Sustainability: Subaru is committed to environmental and sustainability initiatives. The company is taking steps to reduce the environmental impact of its operations.
11. Popularity in the United States: Subaru has gained great popularity in the United States, especially in areas with harsh weather conditions, such as mountainous areas and northern states.
12. Technology Innovation: Subaru continues to introduce technological innovations such as safety systems and engine efficiency technologies.

models

1. Subaru Impreza: The Impreza model is a compact passenger car available in hatchback and sedan versions. It is known for its WRX STI sports version and AWD, among other features.
2. Subaru Outback: The Subaru Outback is a station wagon SUV that combines the features of an off-road car with the comfort and spaciousness of a family vehicle. It is also available with AWD.
3. Subaru Forester: The Forester model is a compact SUV that offers a spacious interior, advanced safety features and AWD. It is popular with families.
4. Subaru Crosstrek: The Crosstrek is another compact SUV from the brand, featuring a stylish design, a higher seating position and AWD.
5. Subaru Legacy: The Subaru Legacy is a midsize sedan that offers a comfortable interior, modern technology and AWD.
6. Subaru BRZ: The BRZ model is a sporty coupe with a low center of gravity and dynamic performance. It was developed in cooperation with Toyota, which introduced a similar model as the Toyota 86.
7. Subaru WRX: The Subaru WRX is a sports sedan with a distinctive design, powerful engine and performance. The WRX STI version offers even more capability.
8. Subaru Ascent: The Ascent is a three-row SUV with ample space for passengers and luggage. It is the largest model in the Subaru brand's lineup.
9. Subaru XV: The Subaru XV is a compact crossover with off-road features. It offers AWD and a distinctive design.
10. Subaru Levorg: The Levorg is a compact class model that combines the features of a sporty station wagon with modern technologies.
11. Subaru Justy: The Subaru Justy is a compact city car that was available in various body versions and generations.
12. Subaru Tribeca: Previously produced, the Tribeca was a midsize SUV that featured luxury and a spacious interior.

trivia 

1. Six Stars in Logo: The Subaru logo depicts six stars arranged in the form of the Pleiades constellation, also known as the "Seven Sisters." These six stars symbolize the six major divisions of Fuji Heavy Industries.
2. Pleiades' Influence on Subaru Drivers: Subaru draws inspiration from the Pleiades not only in its logo, but also in its AWD technology. The stars of the Pleiades are located in such a way that they have become a natural source of northward orientation, which may have reference to the use of AWD in any Subaru model.
3. High Safety Scores: In Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) rankings, a number of Subaru models earned top ratings in safety categories, including the title of "Top Safety Pick+."
4. Multiple Awards: Subaru has won numerous industry awards, including "Car of the Year" and "SUV of the Year" titles, as well as recognition for value and reliability.
5. Boxer engines: Subaru is one of the few automakers that still make extensive use of boxer (counter-rotating piston) engines in their vehicles.
6. The iconic WRX STI: The Subaru WRX STI model has gained a cult following among sports car fans, especially due to its performance on rally tracks and in motorsports.
7. Twin Cooperation: Subaru and Toyota have collaborated on sports models such as the Subaru BRZ and Toyota 86, which are virtually twin cars with similar performance.
8. Powerful Engines: Subaru engines are known for their performance, reliability and durability. AWD-equipped models are a popular choice in regions with harsh weather conditions.
9. Speed Records on Grass: Subaru is one of the manufacturers that use their models to break speed records on the grass, which is gaining recognition among car enthusiasts.
10. Community Support: Subaru is involved in many social and charitable initiatives, including the "Subaru Loves to Help" program, which includes actions such as helping people in need and supporting charities.
11. Symmetrical AWD Concept: Subaru is known for its uniquely balanced AWD system, which features a symmetrical drivetrain for better traction and handling.
12. Subaru on the Battlefields: Subaru cars have often been chosen by various armed forces as vehicles for their durability and off-road capabilities.