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Subaru of America announced the 2021 Subaru Forester had its best-ever April sales. Subaru delivered 19,452 Forester models to customers last month compared with 9,431 models in April 2020, a 106.3 percent increase. Forester is the Camden, N.J automaker's best-selling model in the lineup. Forester is up 38.4 percent with 67,146 model sales year to date. photo credit: Adventure Subaru Subaru announced the plant would stay dark April 10–27, 2021 (13 workdays: April 10, 12–16, 19–23, and 26–27). Part of the production lines resumed operations on April 21. All of the production lines wil...

- shares 2022 Subaru Forester mid-size SUV is in line for its mid-life facelift later this year – and it could be in Australian showrooms as early as July 2021. Its first major update since its local launch in late 2018, CarAdvice understands the facelifted Forester will arrive in Australian Subaru showrooms in the third quarter of 2021 (July to September inclusive) – pending any further delays related to semiconductor chip shortages, currently affecting the car industry. Reports out of Japan suggest changes will be minor, headlined by a revised front end with a reshaped honeycomb gri...

GR Corolla Could Have Almost 300 HP, AWD And Cost In The Mid-$30K Range: Report Jalopnik 1 hr ago © Image: Toyota Remember when the GR Yaris was announced and Toyota said it wouldn’t come to North America, but it also reassured us that we’d be getting a “hot hatch to call our own?” Yeah, we’re all still waiting on that Toyota. Fortunately, a sliver of a rumor’s just emerged from Japan that may give us an indication of what we can eventually expect in the long-awaited GR Corolla. Toyota is reportedly targeting a goal of 296 horsepower from the same 1.6-liter turbocharged three...

For those unfamiliar, the Toyota GR Yaris sits on its own platform and cranks out 257 horsepower from a turbocharged 1.6L inline-three. That power, plus 265 lb-ft of torque, finds its way to the macadam via a rally-derived all-wheel-drive system and a six-speed manual gearbox. Toyota’s own website explicitly states that the GR Yaris “isn’t coming to the U.S.” but then goes on to say “perhaps it’s time the U.S. got a Toyota hot hatch to call its own.” After decades filled with milquetoast sedans and crossovers, Toyota showrooms are once again occupied by sporty machines like the ...