Buying a new vehicle like a Subaru is exciting, but finding out you might qualify for additional savings makes the experience even better. Whether you’re replacing an older vehicle, graduating from college, serving in the military, or simply looking for a better way to trade in your current car, Subaru offers several programs worth exploring….
Living in Albuquerque means your Subaru experiences driving conditions that are a little different from those in many other parts of the country. Between the city’s elevation of more than 5,000 feet, hot summer afternoons, cold winter mornings, and frequent trips into the Sandia Mountains, your vehicle has plenty to deal with throughout the year….
Albuquerque is a great place to own a vehicle that can handle more than a daily commute. You can spend the morning driving around town, head toward the Sandia Mountains in the afternoon, and plan a weekend trip to Santa Fe, Jemez Springs, or northern New Mexico without going far from home. The roads can…
Safety is one of those things that’s easy to overlook when shopping for a new SUV. Horsepower, fuel economy, interior technology, and price tend to get most of the attention, but the features designed to help protect you and your passengers are just as important. That’s especially true in New Mexico, where one vehicle might…
Choosing an SUV in New Mexico is a little different from choosing one somewhere that stays flat and predictable. Around Albuquerque and near Rio Rancho, a normal week can include highway commuting, rough pavement, summer heat, sudden monsoon rain, and a weekend trip into the mountains. Add camping, skiing, hiking, or exploring forest roads, and…
You’ve decided a Subaru might be right for you. Maybe you’re considering a Subaru Crosstrek for commuting and weekend hiking trips, a Subaru Forester because you need more everyday space, or a Subaru Outback because road trips and outdoor adventures are a regular part of your life. Once you’ve narrowed down the vehicle, another important…
The Honda CR-V and Subaru Outback are both easy SUVs to recommend for everyday life. They’re comfortable, practical, and roomy enough for families, groceries, road trips, and everything else that ends up in the back of an SUV. But living in New Mexico can change what you need from a vehicle. A normal drive around…
Living in Albuquerque means you don’t have to drive very far before the road starts climbing. Sandia Crest is right outside the city. Santa Fe and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains are an easy weekend trip. Head north toward Taos and you’re dealing with higher elevations, winding highways, winter snow, and mountain roads that can…
One of the best things about living in Albuquerque is how quickly the scenery can change once you leave town. You can start the morning surrounded by high desert, spend lunch walking around Santa Fe, and end the afternoon driving through mountain forests. Head in another direction and you’ll find red-rock canyons, hot springs, old…
