With a constant barrage of new iPhone models, laptop upgrades, and more, it makes sense that we always seem to have one foot in the present and one in the future.

 

But what if we decided, for once, to spend some time focusing on one advancement that stands out above the rest?

 

The year may not be over quite yet but, here at Subaru, 2021 is already in our rear-view mirror. Why? Because we’re already stepping on the gas when it comes to the 2023 Subaru Solterra.

 

With the latest 2022 models launching even before the launch of the new year itself, you may be wondering what, exactly, to expect from the newest Subaru vehicles. Simple: In a world where on-road safety is a top concern for drivers of all ages, we’ve prioritized the integration of intuitive technology into a variety of 2022 makes and models.

Perhaps you were searching for more budget-friendly car payment plans, leading you to lean toward leasing. Or perhaps you simply preferred to work directly through a dealer instead of through a third-party bank, which led you to lease in lieu of applying for a loan.

Being able to effectively move forward with ease and confidence can be a challenge, seeing as no one can see the future. And when it comes to your car, smooth forward motion is arguably the most important factor to driving, in general.

When you invest in a new car, you’re doubtlessly investing in the idea of reliability.

 

Particularly as most people want their vehicles to safely carry their whole family for years to come, it’s no wonder that so many manufacturers today offer warranties and other service agreements for their inventory.

When you’re primarily focused on your family and the road ahead, it can be easy to forget about the necessity of having your Subaru undergo regular service.

 

“Ah, that’s right!” you may find yourself thinking. “Car maintenance and service. I’ll get to that… soon.”

 

But how soon is soon enough? And how do you know? After all, the reason regular service is imperative is simple: By ensuring all of the basics are in working order, you can generally extend the overall lifespan of the Subaru itself.

You may know the feeling: Your heart just leaped into your throat. Your foot is pressing desperately but uselessly on the brake. You’re careening forward in the rush of rain.

 

Your tires are worn, and the apparent consequence? Hydroplaning.

 

Particularly as we move into the stormiest season of the year, we’re sad to say this scenario is not altogether an unlikely one. Thankfully, inspecting your tires and replacing them when necessary is an easy means of enhancing your safety while on the road this summer.

 

 

As the road stretches out before you, we feel certain that you’ll relish in the reclaimed freedom of travel afforded to you by our upcoming summer months.

But before you shift gears (both literally and metaphorically) and prepare to drive forward into your long-awaited vacation, there’s one question left that begs to be asked: Are you and your car prepared?

From vacation road trips to regular work commutes, Floridians are no strangers to the invasive summer heat that requires one to crank up the car’s air conditioning.

 

But whether your usual strategy is to seek out shady parking spaces or invest in a protective sunscreen to tuck into your front windshield, it’s important to know that you can — and should — take it a step further.

I read this interesting article yesterday about a recent Edmunds survey that reported that 83% of respondents (1,002 people) hate haggling during car shopping so much that they would rather give up sex for a month, give up Facebook, do their taxes or give up their phones for a weekend. Still others would rather wait in line at the DMV or sit in a middle seat on a flight if they could avoid hassle…